"Zelensky recognizes a very serious problem on the Ukrainian side, which is storing ammunition and explosives so close to residential areas"Photo by Alyona Pastukhova on Pexels
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"Zelensky recognizes a very serious problem on the Ukrainian side, which is storing ammunition and explosives so close to residential areas"

CNN Portugal29 August 2026 at 22:50

President Volodymyr Zelensky recognized a serious problem in the Ukrainian military posture, according to which ammunition and explosives are stored in locations too close to residential areas. This admission comes in a context of analysis of the current situation of the war in Ukraine.

Khalid Sacoor Jamal, president of the Institute for Portuguese-Arab Cooperation, is mentioned as an analyst of this situation. The institute he leads is an organization dedicated to cooperation between Portuguese-speaking and Arab countries.

Sacoor Jamal's analysis seeks to contextualize the most recent developments in the conflict, although the article does not provide specific details about the conclusions or recommendations he presents.

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