"We have a Defense Minister who clearly understands that, God forbid, there will be any interruptions somewhere from anyone in supporting our military: from drones to air defense, there will be not only military losses, there will be civilian losses, children will suffer, there will be more strikes, Russia will be stronger,” Zelensky told AP.He also warned that if there were institutional problems affecting contracts or deliveries, immediate action was necessary to prevent interruptions.Zelensky emphasized that there should be no pauses in supply of artillery packages.“Therefore, the Defense Minister has the right to do everything to ensure that there is no slowdown in supplies. Today, all of our money is in the Defense Ministry, in our army. And if there is money there, and some delivery has not come, then, frankly, he must do everything to prevent such problems from happening again.