German Defense Minister demands another 3.8 billion euros for military aid to Ukraine
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German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius demands that his government provide an additional €3.8 billion in military aid to Ukraine in the current fiscal year, in addition to the €7.1 billion already provided.
German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius demands that his government provide an additional 3.8 billion euros for Ukraine. This was reported by Bild, according to UNN.
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The German federal government is facing an urgent need to find additional billions of euros to support Ukraine. Defense Minister Boris Pistorius announced the need for an additional 3.8 billion euros for military aid to Ukraine in the current fiscal year.
This year, Germany has already provided 7.1 billion euros in military aid to Kyiv. These funds are used to pay for military goods that Ukraine buys directly from industry, as well as to finance reorders of weapons that the Bundeswehr has handed over to the Ukrainian army.
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Almost all of the 7.1 billion allocated by Germany for Ukraine has been planned, with only 300 million left over for the purchase of new weapons or ammunition.