You can get up to 80-100 tanks from Europe pretty quickly, enough to equip an entire Ukrainian Leopard 2 brigade
Rafael Loss explains in this interview the significance of Germany’s green light for a European Leopard coalition
Media mentions – German foreign policy leadership
It is a problem that is harming German credibility on the international stage and the German democratic political discourse in Berlin
The strategic reality, with which Ukraine sees itself confronted, should have been approached differently
Rafael Loss argues that the military necessity to supply Western-produced tanks to Ukraine has been obvious for months
Baerbock and Habeck had already said these days that Germany would say ‘yes’ to a request to re-export Leopard from Poland, but they are not the ones who decide
There is a big belief that weapons are no solution; you don’t solve conflicts with arms
Germany is key to a coalition that delivers Leopard
Jana Puglierin and Gustav Gressel on the German debate on the delivery of battle tanks to Ukraine
If the industry is asked to produce faster, then there must also the necessarily orders in place
Berlin’s hesitation over Leopard deliveries outrages Eastern Europeans, explains Piotr Buras
The equivocation that we’re seeing from the German government is becoming a problem
Allies are becoming increasingly exasperated by Scholz’s poor communication and lack of coherence on the tanks issue, explains Susi Dennison