Fiercing, who oversees Kev’s military assistance coordination, said that Ukraine needs “missile systems that can aim in deep places in Russia, such as warehouses, command centers, airports and aircraft,” emphasizing that Germany will provide financial support to Kev to buy these missiles.
He said that in the broadcast of the German Channel ZDF on Friday evening: “Today we witnessed the signing of the agreement between Ukrainian industry and the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense with German financing. We launched this program only at the end of May, and at the end of this month, Ukrainian troops will receive the first long -term systems. ”
He added that after this delivery operation will continue to achieve “high triple numbers”, noting that “this will significantly increase the possibilities of air defense and combat capabilities of Ukraine in the coming weeks and months.”
Ferdring admitted that the situation on the front line is “undoubtedly tense” for Ukraine, while Russian forces retained the initiative “a few weeks ago, if not a few months”. He also noticed a deterioration in the air position of Ukraine, especially in large cities, in recent weeks.
Source: Agency
