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    Germany Increases Military Support to Ukraine with Delivery of Advanced Equipment

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    In a significant move to bolster Ukraine’s defense capabilities, Germany has delivered additional military equipment, showcasing its commitment to supporting the Eastern European country amidst ongoing tensions. The latest military aid package includes two short-range launchers for the Iris-T air defense system, marking a crucial enhancement to Ukraine’s defensive capabilities.

    The German government’s updated list of military aid, released on Thursday, reveals a comprehensive package that includes ten Ground Observer 12 (GO 12) radar systems and over 4,000 NATO-standard 155-millimeter smoke grenades. This strategic support will undoubtedly bolster Ukraine’s defense against potential threats.

    The military aid package not only focuses on air defense but also aims to strengthen Ukrainian logistics. The delivery includes four heavy trucks, associated trailers, and eight interchangeable loader systems, providing the country with essential resources to enhance its operational readiness.

    “Funding for the security capacity building initiative amounts to 5.4 billion Euros for 2023 (after 2 billion Euros for 2022) and additional authorisations to enter commitments in the following years amounting to 10.5 billion Euros,” said in the updates. These funds are to be used primarily for military assistance to Ukraine. 

    This support comes at a crucial time, as Ukraine continues to fend off a persistent threat from a full-scale Russian invasion, with the backing of significant Western assistance.

    At the same time, the German Government said- “they will be used for re-filling Federal Armed Forces stocks for items delivered to Ukraine as well as for Germany’s contributions to the European Peace Facility (EPF), from which costs incurred from providing military assistance to Ukraine can be re-imbursed to EU member states.”

    Ukraine’s Presidential Office expressed gratitude for the delivery of the IRIS-T air defense system, with Andriy Yermak, the head of Ukraine’s presidential office, taking to social media twitter (now X) to convey his appreciation. “Many thanks to our partners for IRIS-T. Our sky will be more protected,” Yermak wrote, highlighting the importance of these advanced defense systems in safeguarding Ukrainian airspace.

    The delivery of advanced military equipment marks another milestone in the partnership between Germany and Ukraine, reflecting their shared commitment to peace and security in the region.

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