Germany to ‘quickly’ send air defence systems to Ukraine
Germany is set to deliver the first of four high-tech air defense systems within "days."
Germany is set to deliver the first of four high-tech air defense systems within "days."
Estonian defence minister is submitting the next military aid package to the government, which will include artillery ammunition, winter uniforms and personal protective equipment.
Turkish RMK Marine Shipyard launched Ukraine's first MILGEM-class corvette, Hetman Ivan Mazepa.
The artillery systems will be produced in the Slovak Republic who will start delivering the systems to Ukraine in 2023.
Germany’s Defence Minister Christine Lambrecht has promised Ukraine that the state-of-the-art Iris-T SLM air defence system will be delivered within a matter of days.
The German Federal Intelligence Service (BND) provides the Ukrainian Armed Forces with satellite data showing the positions and movements of the Russian army.
Germany handed Ukraine another six Gepard anti-aircraft self-propelled artillery guns along with ammunition.
The German government is complying with Ukraine’s request to supply the country with additional howitzers.
Germany approved the sale of 18 self-propelled artillery systems RCH 155 to Ukraine.
Norway has donated 14 IVECO LMV armoured vehicles to Ukraine.
Germany delivers rocket launchers and armoured vehicles. Chancellor Scholz and Defence Minister Lambrecht pledge further support.
To sustain Ukraine during this conflict, Europeans should draw up a four-part ‘long-war plan’.
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