Boris Pistorius, German Defense Minister: “We have run out of ammunition for Ukraine”

Boris Pistorius, German Defense Minister: "We have run out of ammunition for Ukraine"

Serious problem for Ukraine. After stopping receiving a large part of the , another of the main Ukrainian partners, Germany has reported that it will be forced to stop shipments of ammunition to the country.

He German Defense Minister Boris Pistoriushas announced that “we have run out of ammunition to”. According to the minister, Germany does not have surpluses in terms of weapons and “there is nothing left in the reserves that can be provided to Ukraine.

It should be noted that since almost four years ago, on February 24, 2022, the war in Ukraine began, the german country has become one of the pillars on which the Ukrainian resistance has been based to the Russian military invasion.

Specifically, throughout the armed conflict, Germany has committed more than 28 billion euros in total aid to Ukraine. Specifically in military aid, Berlin has allocated more than 17 billion euros to kyiv.

However, now A new (and difficult) stage opens for the country chaired by Volodymyr Zelensky in which he will have to continue fighting in the war but without the important military support of Germany.

Pistorius’ message to the rest of European countries: “If there is no stock left, money must be provided”

In that sense, Germany’s defense minister has asked other European countries to make an effortwhether military or economic, so that Ukrainian troops can continue fighting with guarantees against the Russian forces.

Specifically, Boris Pistorius has asked the rest of the countries of the old continent to “review the old stocks to find out what we can do and, “if there is nothing left in stocks that can be provided to Ukraine, then provide money.”

As they remember from the media , Germany has handed over to Ukraine from February 2022, among others, multiple Patriot systems, IRIS-T air defense batteries, Leopard tanks or vehicles infantry combat Marder.

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