Germany's Defense Minister, Boris Pistorius, traveled to Kyiv to discuss ongoing military support for Ukraine in light of the ongoing Russian invasion. He emphasized Germany's commitment to aiding Ukraine in its defense efforts and expressed concern over Russia's increased use of aerial bombardments, indicating a lack of interest in peace negotiations. As the second-largest military supporter of Ukraine, Germany has also removed restrictions on weapon ranges to bolster Ukraine's defense capabilities against Russian forces.
"We are doing everything we can to support Ukraine so that it can defend itself and get into a position where Russia is prepared to enter into serious negotiations," Pistorius said ahead of his departure. This statement underscores Germany's firm commitment to aiding Ukraine in its defense against Russian aggression and emphasizes the goal of establishing a negotiating table for peace once Ukraine is fortified enough.
Pistorius condemned Russia's aerial bombardment of Ukraine that has of late involved an ever-increasing amount of drones and missiles, highlighting the seriousness of the situation and Russia's apparent disregard for peace.
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