UN Deputy Secretary General urged countries supplying weapons to Kyiv to monitor its supply

About this, according to RIA Novosti, she said at a meeting of the UN Security Council.

“I also urge states to apply effective arms control measures to eliminate the risks associated with the transfer of weapons (to third parties. -

),” Nakamitsu emphasized.

In October, Russian President Vladimir Putin, at a meeting with the heads of the intelligence services of the CIS countries, warned of the danger of the black market for weapons operating in Ukraine.

YLE also reported that the Central Criminal Police of Finland is investigating operational data about falling into the hands of local criminals of weapons provided to Kyiv.