The German government is likely to send the winged Taurus rockets to Ukraine - the media

The government coalition has prepared a non -public proposal that aims to deliver more ammunition and long -range systems for the Ukrainian army. The German Government Coalition has already prepared a proposal for weapons for Ukraine, which mentions the provision of long -range systems. Taurus winged missiles can also transmit, but they are not specified. About it reports Bild with reference to the German press agency.

The coalition, according to the message, has prepared a non -public proposal, which aims to deliver more ammunition to Kiev. Assistance also applies to the provision of vehicles and weapons. The Bundestasis must vote on the proposal this week. The project does not directly mention the winged Taurus missiles.

It is said that Ukraine will, thanks to this assistance, will be able to make purposeful strikes for strategically important purposes located far in the rear of the Russian aggressor in accordance with international law. The information on which weapons systems will not be announced is not announced. The government coalition is convinced that Ukrainian troops should be able to strike on military warehouses or supply routes that are located far beyond the front line.

Thus, Ukrainian troops will receive better protection. The German authorities stated that it provided more than 17 billion euros for Ukraine. This figure also includes the support of refugees, which is why some experts criticize Berlin by calculating. According to Deutsche Welle, the government of Olaf Scholtz is overstating Germany's expenses for defense and assisting the Ukrainian army.

Following a telephone conversation with US President Joe Biden, on January 17, the German Chancellor announced his intentions to provide military assistance to Ukraine worth more than 7 billion euros. According to him, he and the American leader were continued to support Ukrainians in the fight against Russian invaders in his desire. At the end of December, Germany sent a "winter" energy package of assistance to almost € 90 million.