Germany to Supply Ukraine with Spy Drones

German company "Rheinmetall" intends to provide Ukraine with a new generation drone system called "Luna" by the end of this year.

According to sources within the company, the drone system consists of a ground control station, multiple drones, and a launch device.

These "Luna" drones can be utilized for reconnaissance purposes, offering advanced visual and auditory capabilities.

The new generation of these drones is aptly named "Super Drones," showcasing their enhanced abilities in sight and sound.

Ukraine has been receiving substantial financial and military aid from Western countries, including the United States and other European nations, since the start of Russia's military operation in Ukraine on February 24, 2022.

Western nations are providing Kyiv with financial, military, and political support to thwart Russia's military objectives in Ukraine.

However, Moscow has reiterated on multiple occasions that military operations in Donbass will only cease once all its assigned tasks are accomplished.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has emphasized that Russia does not intend to occupy Ukrainian territories.

He has explained that Russia's goal is to protect individuals who have been subjected to persecution and genocide by the Kyiv regime over the past 8 years.

Previously, Russia warned NATO countries against supplying weapons to Ukraine, asserting that any arms shipments to Kyiv would become a legitimate target for the Russian military.