You must be a bit dense, that 30% (actually 30% - 40%) related to non-lethal supplies from a specific NGO, from way back in April -
Jonas Ohman is founder and CEO of Blue-Yellow, a Lithuania-based organization that has been meeting with and supplying frontline units with non-lethal military aid in Ukraine since the start of the conflict with Russia-backed separatists in 2014. Back in April, he estimated that just "30-40%" of the supplies coming across the border reached its final destination. But he says the situation has significantly improved since then and a much larger quantity now gets where it's supposed to go.
If a much larger quantity is getting through now it means Russian efforts to interdict it are falling away.
