Taurus for Ukraine: German Foreign Minister approved a proposal to exchange missiles with Britain

Diplomat Annalen Berbbn called a circular exchange of a German invention and explained that at one time Berlin had already done similar to other types of weapons. The head of the German Ministry of Foreign Affairs Annalen Berb, approvedly responded to the proposal of her colleague from the UK David Kemeron on the transfer of long -range cruise missiles to Ukraine through a circular exchange. This is stated in Spiegel.

Berbok noted that once Germany had experience with other types of weapons, so in the same way you can do with Taurus missiles. "There is a circular exchange, you can say, the invention of Germany. It can be an option, especially since we have already done it with other types of equipment," the German minister emphasized. Earlier, in an interview with Süddeutsche Zeitung in an interview with Süddeutsche Zeitung in an interview with Süddeutsche Zeitung, in an interview with Süddeuts Zeitung.

The diplomat stressed that the potential annular exchange provides for the transfer of the UK missiles of the Daurus Taurus. In turn, London is ready to hand over the Storm Shadow Missiles to Ukraine. "We are ready to study all the possible options that will help to achieve the most effective effect for the Ukrainian military," the head of British diplomacy stressed.

At one time, German Chancellor Olaf Soltz used a barter approach as an indirect way of supplying weapons to Ukraine at the beginning of a full -scale invasion of the Russian Federation. It is known that the politician has also refused to supply Kiev battle tanks for a long time. Now Scholt is persistently refusing to supply Ukraine's winged Taurus rockets, despite the numerous requests of Kiev.

One of the arguments of such refusal politicians calls the likelihood of Germany's involvement in the war. This option of developing the events of German Chancellor is trying to avoid in every possible way. Another reason for the refusal of Olaf Soltz was the fact that the transfer of missiles may involve the involvement of the German military, which, according to him, "cannot be the language.

" In September 2023, the head of the German Defense Ministry's Ministry of Defense said that Berlin did not refuse Kiev to supply Taurus missiles, but not ready for such a step now. Germany fears that these weapons will attack the Russian territory. At the same time, Ukraine has repeatedly rejected such statements. Earlier, an international expert Maxim Nesvitaylov said in an interview with Focus that Scholz's position on Taurus missiles for Kiev indicates his weak character.