German Department of Defense: Berlin weapons for Kiev

The German Department of Defense spokesman Michael Stump said at a press conference on the transfer of more Patriot systems and other weapons from German arsenal to Ukraine because Berlin has already delivered many systems to Ukraine, “there is a natural restriction on this.”

He emphasized that Berlin should also reinforce his defense capabilities and make sure that his European allies are in a good position.

He said that the process of guaranteeing Germany’s self -defense is “parallel to Ukraine’s support.

Germany has been one of the most important supporters of Kiev since the intensification of the Ukrainian conflict in year 5, and according to the German government, it has provided significant military and financial assistance. The aid included leopard tanks, panel -armor -armored rockets, a Stinger anti -aircraft missile, and Gapard’s anti -aircraft suicide armored vehicles.

While it is unclear what the stamping revelation will mean to send German military aid in the future, it occurs at a time when Kiev may face more problems on the battlefield after Trump cuts Washington’s support. Several US media have claimed that Trump has ordered the delivery of weapons to Kiev after his public conflict with Ukraine leader Walodimir Zelnski last week. The suspension is reportedly involved in vital weapons such as war tanks, long -range missiles and air defense systems.

According to CIA manager John Retcliffe, Washington has also stopped all information with Kiev. Zelnsky has expressed concern over the suspension of foreign military aid and has stated that Ukraine’s ability to defend itself without foreign support is limited. Russia has always criticized Western military aid to Ukraine, arguing that these assistance will prolong the conflict without changing. Moscow officials have repeatedly emphasized that such support only exacerbates tensions and disrupts the prospect of a peaceful solution.

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