Germany has announced a significant new military aid package for Ukraine, confirmed by Acting Defense Minister Boris Pistorius during a meeting of the Ukraine Contact Group in Brussels.
The new support will include the delivery of advanced guided missiles, ground surveillance radars, and a substantial increase in artillery and drone equipment.
This package will also provide 100,000 rounds of artillery ammunition, 300 reconnaissance drones, 25 Marder infantry fighting vehicles, 15 Leopard 1A5 main battle tanks, 120 Manpads ground-based air defense systems, and 14 artillery systems.
Additionally, Germany has recently sent 30 additional Patriot guided missiles to bolster Ukraine’s defense capabilities.
Pistorius condemned the ongoing Russian aggression, highlighting the relentless nature of the attacks from President Vladimir Putin, which continue to cause civilian casualties.
He stressed that the fighting shows no sign of abating, with Putin accepting the deaths of innocent civilians, including children.
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