IMPROVEMENT OF THE EXISTING MISSILES AND AMMUNITION SUPPLY SYSTEM OF THE ARMED FORCES OF UKRAINE IN ACCORDANCE WITH NATO STANDARDS

Abstract

In the article, special attention is paid to solving the tasks of resource provision of the country's defense capability. The author notes that the issue of establishing a closed cycle of ammunition production, analyzing and adapting the experience of NATO countries in the organization of coordination and control of the processes of providing the Armed Forces of Ukraine with missiles and ammunition needs to be resolved as a priority. Ensuring proper financing of measures for the development of the defense-industrial complex will make it possible to implement a comprehensive approach to effective policy, planning and resource management. The purpose of the work. The purpose of the article is to analyze the improvement of the missile and ammunition supply system of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in accordance with NATO standards. Methodology. The article focuses on the ammunition storage system according to NATO standards. In this context, the protection of places of storage of weapons against explosive objects is of particular importance. Scientific novelty. It has been proven that the implementation of an integrated approach to effective policy, planning and management of resources with Euro-Atlantic principles and the logistics system of the defense forces in accordance with NATO guidelines, standards and instructions will allow the creation of effective mechanisms for the economic support of the security and defense sector. Conclusions. It was emphasized that the enemy's use of incendiary weapons poses the greatest danger to ammunition storage sites, military equipment, property, and concentration of personnel. It was established that the enemy's use of unmanned aerial vehicles represents a potential threat. Recommendations have been provided on the protection of places of storage of means of destruction from explosive objects. A model of the ammunition storage system according to NATO standards is proposed.