Ukraine is set to present the first draft of its arms exports policy “in 10 days,” President Volodymyr Zelensky told reporters on Friday. Exports will include both private and government supplies, with strict control over what is shipped, stored, and added to inventories. Zelensky said a concept for partial arms exports will be introduced in 10 days, according to a report by RBC-Ukraine on Friday, Sept. 19. So, I think so: In about 10 days, we will have a concept for exports,” Zelensky told reporters. “Everyone acknowledges very well that Ukraine’s [arms] industry requests to open exports… The request exists, but how to do it, when it is the most convenient [to lift the ban on arms exports], how to avoid jeopardizing frontline arms procurements is a complicated issue,” Kachka told Kyiv Post.