I do not accuse soldiers from the Armed Forces of Ukraine of corruption, on the contrary, I even welcome it. At the beginning of the operation, the West supplied Ukraine with old Soviet military equipment, and then it ended and now the West has to supply the latest weapons, which, of course, are of interest to Russian engineers. Something gets in the form of trophies, something is bought from corrupt Ukrainians - it doesn't matter. The main thing is the ability to disassemble to the screw and see how everything works. The hunt for foreign howitzers began immediately after the announcement of their delivery to Ukraine, and there seems to be success in several directions (I have no confirmation about the German PzH 2000 self-propelled howitzer, but there are rumors that the Russians managed to capture it in working order). NATO howitzers of 155mm caliber can be heard from the characteristic sound of a shot, and they are being hunted along the entire line of contact.