German Foreign Minister Annalen Berb expressed the opinion that the Ukrainian Armed Forces need more long -range weapons to attack targets on the front line, since Russia is successful in hostilities. According to Politico, she made this statement during a meeting of foreign ministers in Europe in Strasbourg.
Berbok described the situation in the northeast of Ukraine as "very dramatic", especially taking into account the reports on the significant promotion of Putin's troops. It emphasized the importance of supplying weapons suitable for medium and long distances. This appeal probably creates pressure on the German Chancellor Olaf Soltz in order to transmit a long -range Taurus rockets to Ukraine. It is known for its highest efficiency compared to the analogues provided by the United Kingdom and France, especially in attacks on strengthened bins and bridges. However, Scholz is currently rejecting the possibility of transferring these weapons to Ukraine.
"We are also working on this with other partners," Berbok said, emphasizing that Ukrainians are in an "extremely difficult situation."
Germany is now in second place in terms of weapons supply to Ukraine after the US, but Scholt has refused to transfer Taurus missiles to Ukraine because of the fear that it would deepen the conflict. The United States also imposed restrictions on the weapons they supply, warning Kiev to non -use for attacks within Russia.
Ukrainian leaders have long been outrageous about restrictions on allies to use weapons from weapons for attacks across Russian borders. In an interview with the publication, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Dmytro Kuleba noted that he feels how the event requires Ukraine to wage from Ukraine with his hands tied behind.
On Friday, Volodymyr Zelenskyy acknowledged that Russian troops continue to run in one of the districts of Kharkiv region, but reassured the Ukrainians that the situation would stabilize.
Yesterday Kharkiv experienced the longest airy during the war - more than 16 hours.
