Unit supply in friendly country

[Uberaegis]

I am using tfh v4.02. I am playing as France and obtained transit rights into Belgium. I moved one unit into their capital and it showed the red triangle with the inits in poor supply message.When i clicked on the unit card there were question marks by the supplied from section. The green bar was full.i The unity then lost all organisation and started to lose strength.After two months the green supply bar was still full and when i hovered the pointer it said unit needed 2.38 supplies and received none and there were a thousand days of supplies in bruxelles.I moved it back into french territory and problem solved. After 3 months the the unit was still in poor supply but the green supply bar was still full. I tried an airdrop but the orders just said "waiting for unit that requires supply". I then moved a fleet to a british port and it immediately supplied through Bournemouth which in that case showed that the supply chain was working
Can anyone answer the following
1 When i have transit rights where should my supplies come from.
2 If my unit has lost its supplies for 90 days why has its green reserve bar not gone down

Hope someone can help with this.many thanks

 

[Motorkingpus]

1: The supplies should be coming from the country they're currently in, unless they're not allied/in same faction. Then they'll be getting no supplies, I think.

2: Not sure, might be bug, might be working as designed.

 

[Uberaegis]

Thank you for taking the time to reply. I think you re right about not getting supplies unless the country is allied. I think transit rights are only useful if you re using a route through that country as a short cut.

 

[Pugmak]

Keep in mind that the same problem comes from conquered countries that you choose to puppet. Occupation, rather than puppeting is almost always the best option. Especially if you're going to need to move your force through the land in question to conquer another land.

Also, iirc, any enemy land you conquer from units you have attacking from within the borders of an allied nation go to that allied nation rather than your own country.