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Britain Calls On Germany To Unlock Supply Of Battle Tanks To Ukraine

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British Defence Minister Ben Wallace has told the UK parliament today that Germany must act to unlock the supply of battle tanks to Ukraine.

  • Wallace: "It has been reported that obviously Poland is very keen to donate some Leopards, as is Finland. All of this currently relies on the German government's decisions - not only whether the Germans will supply their own Leopards, but whether or not they'll give permissions to others. I would urge my German colleagues to do that."
  • Joe Barnes at the Telegraph: "Important detail on German-made Leopard II tanks being sent to Ukraine is that Berlin must sign off on export declarations for these donations. Wallace doesn’t mention Germany by name but his comments are a clear effort to unblock the Leopard logjam."
  • Berlin has been resistant to the supply of battle tanks, stating that the provision of tanks should be made by consensus amongst allies of Ukraine.
  • Wallace said: "I know there have been concerns in the German political body that they don't want to go alone. Well, they're not alone."
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