What will the Greeks do to support Ukraine's anti-aircraft defense? [COMMENTARY]

The Greek military aid package for Ukraine will most likely contain not only systems, but besides ammunition and rockets needed for them. The only clue as to which weapon will be transferred to Kiev is mentioned in the local anti-aircraft cannon media, or russian ZU-23-2. Greece presently has more than 500 copies of them in both towed and mounted version on the fighting chassis of the BMP-1 infantry car. Given that Athens officially donated a minimum of 40 of their combat infantry wagons (in return for German Marders 1A3 in ratio 1:1) and declared their willingness to supply further (totaling about 115-140 wagons) it is possible that besides those equipped with ZU-23-2 (approximately 40 pieces) could be sent to Ukraine in the announced aid package. Together with the indefinite number of anti-aircraft kits of the Kal. 23 mm will most likely besides be delivered ammunition to them.