Huge Reduction In Weapons From Germany To Ukraine

Huge reduction in weapons from Germany to Ukraine, refusal to supply heavy weapons used in the war including artillery.

The ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine is at its peak. In such a situation, the shocking news to Ukraine has come from Germany.

The German Defense Ministry has made a major cut in weapons supplied to Ukraine.

According to the German newspaper Bild, Germany has removed all heavy weapons from the weapons being given to Ukraine.

It is also being told that this deduction is being done according to the instructions by the German Chancellor’s Office.

Huge reduction in weapons from Germany: Germany halved the arms supply.

The list shared by Kyiv to the German authorities for consideration has been halved, according to Bild.

Earlier this list was about 48 pages, which has now been reduced to 28 pages. The final version includes only three of the 15 types of weapons requested by Ukraine.

Germany will give weapons as military aid.

Earlier in the day, Scholz confirmed that Germany was considering a list of weapons that could be given to Kyiv as part of Berlin’s military aid.

He has promised to proceed with payment of the weapons supplied immediately after the final list is decided.

Germany refuses to supply heavy weapons.

Significantly, Germany has refused to supply Ukraine with the special weapons that it has been repeatedly requesting.

Ukraine has been demanding heavy weapons and artillery weapons for a long time. Germany had refused to supply Ukraine to Kyiv for Murder infantry fighting vehicles.

But had supplied about 500 Stingers, about two thousand Strela anti-aircraft missiles, and more than a thousand anti-tank weapons.

Western countries are constantly helping Ukraine.

Actually, ever since Russia started its military operation in Ukraine. Since then Western countries including Germany have been supplying various types of lethal weapons to Ukraine.

Including heavy weapons, such as anti-tank missiles, fighter jets, missile systems, and armored vehicles.

Nevertheless, German officials, especially Scholz, have faced criticism from Kyiv and some Western allies for inadequate military support for Ukraine and for not taking a firm stand against Russia.