Bild Newspaper: Germany intends to give Ukraine credit to produce cruise missiles

According to RCO News Agency, the Bild newspaper today (Wednesday) revealed the Berlin government’s plan to provide significant credits to Kiev to launch a mass production line of 2 -km cruise missiles, Ukraine has now implemented the development process and has tested a number of missiles.

According to the newspaper, there is no discussion of discussion during today’s visit to Ukrainian President Walodimir Zelkski to Berlin about the dispute over the supply of German Taros long -range cruise missiles to Ukraine. According to the report, German Chancellor Friedrich Merts will probably be committed to delivering other weapons, including multiple Mars II rocket launches, with a 2 -kilometer range. Berlin had previously gave five Mars II rocket launcher systems to Ukraine in the year of the year, Olaf Schultz.

The German newspaper also wrote Germany to negotiate to send more IRIS-T anti-aircraft defense systems to Ukraine, and Mortus and Zelnsky will probably announce the decision during today’s visit.

“Merts is likely to act indirectly by deciding to deliver new systems and more missiles to Ukraine in order to provide long -range weapons to Kiev,” Bild said in his report.

Studies show that the short -range rockets used in the Mars II launches, M3 and M3, which are capable of directing GPS, are vulnerable to Russian reciprocal measures, which cause their tactical value in the battlefield.

The British Times reported on March 10, quoting Valerie Borovik, commander of the Ukrainian UAV operator unit, saying Ukraine may develop and produce a copy of the Long -range British Cruise missiles.

Ukraine reports that Ukraine is carrying out more than four missile production projects, including the production of 2 -kilometer -long Trebita missiles.

In an interview with WDR TV television, Friedrich Merts said in an interview with the WDR TV television that Germany, Britain, France and the United States lifted their restrictions on military shipments to Ukraine in order to allow Kiev to carry out attacks deep in Russian soil. The German Chancellor recently stated that the decision was made a few months ago.

Russian Foreign Ministry spokesman Maria Zakharova said Moscow considers any attack that takes place using Taros long -range missiles to its facilities as German joining the Ukrainian front in the war with Russia. The Russian government has also emphasized that the continuation of weapons to Ukraine prevents the battle, so any cargo of weapons transferred to Ukraine will be considered a legitimate goal.

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