Christian Freuding, head of the planning and command center of the German Ministry of Defense, said that Germany will not be able to supply Ukraine with the required amount of weapons. The statement was published on: YouTube channel Bundeswehr.
“The capacity in the warehouses of the Bundeswehr and other countries is limited,” the general said.
According to him, the military industry cannot supply new materials as quickly as the dynamics of armed conflict require.
He also noted that Germany’s Taurus missiles should not be viewed as a weapon that could significantly change the course of hostilities.
28 November European Parliament accepted A resolution calling on the European Union to increase arms supplies to Kiev and expand sanctions against Russia. The resolution also calls for more support to Ukraine, including the supply of aircraft, long-range missiles such as Taurus, advanced air defense systems such as Patriot and SAMP/T, and man-portable air defense systems and artillery equipment. At the same time, it is stated that Germany continues to refrain from supplying Taurus missiles to Ukraine.
Previously in France in the name The deputy will go to fight in Ukraine.