According to Poroshenko, such information could be of benefit to the enemy.
During the meeting Poroshenko interrupted Defense Minister Stepan Poltorak, who was about to answer a journalist’s question regarding the supply of arms.
"Cameras are working here. I'm not going to report to the enemy and the aggressor about what contracts we have signed. I can tell you only the relative position. As of today, we have signed 70% of the agreements, which are scheduled for the whole year," Poroshenko said.
He also said that Poltorak had been provided with 100% of the funding required for previous agreements.
According to Poroshenko, this information is contained in the state defense order, which is a top secret document.
"To comment it or to go into details - I forbid this," the president said.
As reported earlier, on March 18 Poltorak said that Ukraine had signed 100 agreements for the purchase, modernization and maintenance of military equipment.
