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  1. Vor 4 Tagen · Ukraine’s armed forces need more long-range weapons to be able to hit targets deep behind the frontline, Germany’s foreign minister has said, as Russia makes gains on the battlefield. Speaking on the sidelines of a meeting of European foreign ministers in Strasbourg, Annalena Baerbock described the military situation in north-east Ukraine ...

  2. Vor 16 Stunden · The German government is ready to support a US plan to use future proceeds from frozen Russian assets, which are mostly stuck in Europe, to support a $50 billion aid package for Ukraine, Bloomberg reports. According to the agency, Germany's consent could be a decisive step that will bring Washington and its allies closer to securing a new ...

  3. Vor 16 Stunden · Join us in this fight. Become a member Support us just once. The German government plans to up its military aid to Ukraine by another 3.8 billion euros ($4.13 billion) in 2024, Reuters reported on May 21, citing its undisclosed source. The news agency confirmed an earlier article by the tabloid Bild, which said the sum of over 7 billion euros ...

  4. Vor 10 Stunden · In a significant policy shift, German officials are now all prepared to support a US proposal to use future revenue generated from frozen Russian assets—mostly stranded in Europe—to provide $50 billion in aid to Ukraine, Bloomberg quoted sources familiar with the discussions as saying. Germany’s agreement could be pivotal, bringing ...

  5. Vor 16 Stunden · Some German officials are ready to support the US plan to use the income from frozen Russian assets, which are mostly located in Europe, to provide US$50 billion in aid to Ukraine. Source ...

  6. Vor 4 Tagen · Germany has become Ukraine's second-largest arms supplier since russia invaded in 2022, but Chancellor Olaf Scholz has so far shied away from providing Kyiv with long-range Taurus missiles.

  7. Vor 16 Stunden · Germany is now ready to support a U.S. plan to use future revenue of immobilized Russian assets to support $50 billion aid to Ukraine, Bloomberg reported on May 21, citing its undisclosed sources. Washington's proposal envisions borrowing against future profits from the frozen assets and transferring the money to Kyiv upfront through a Group of ...