Germany transferred 6 more Gepard anti-aircraft guns and shells to Ukraine: what else is next (list)

Germany transferred 6 more Gepard anti-aircraft guns and shells to Ukraine: what else is next (list)

Germany transferred 6 more Gepard anti-aircraft guns and shells to Ukraine: what else is next (list)

Germany handed Ukraine another six Gepard anti-aircraft guns and 6,000 ammunition for them. Thus, the number of received anti-aircraft guns for the Armed Forces approached 30.

 This was reported by the German Ministry of Defense.

 About 6,000 cartridges and 3,000 "NATO" caliber 155mm shells (1,000 signal and 2,000 smoke) were also transferred to Ukraine.

 At the same time, a full list of what is still being prepared for shipment to Ukraine was announced, namely:

 four self-propelled guns Panzerhaubitze 2000 with ammunition

 two MARS II MLRS with ammunition

 50 Dingo armored vehicles

 "winter package" (warm clothes, generators, tents and food)

 At the same time, Ukraine can also receive from Germany:

 spare parts for the M2 large-caliber machine gun

 167,000 cartridges for firearms

 12 tank tractors M1070 "Oshkosh"

 12 communication electronic systems for scanning obstacles

 ambulance

 20 70 mm rocket launchers on pickup trucks with 2,000 missiles

 1592 shells of 155 mm

 255 "Vulcano" 155 mm shells

 60,200 cartridges of 40 mm caliber

 6 loaders

 40 frequency band extensions for anti-drones

 12 armored evacuation vehicles

 30 MG3 for armored recovery vehicles

 10 (+10 als Option) autonomous surface vessels

 14 truck tractors and 14 semi-trailers

 2 tractors and 4 trailers

 43 reconnaissance drones

 10 armored cars

 1 mobile deactivation complex

 SAM IRIS-T SLM

 100,000 first-aid kits

 5. 032 portable anti-tank weapons

 200 trucks

 24 anti-drone systems

 16 Biber bridge-building tanks,

 We will remind you that President Volodymyr Zelenskiy recently called on Berlin to provide the Armed Forces with modern German tanks, as it is a question of survival.

 In addition, as Politico writes, Germany does not dare to put the M-1 Abrams and Leopard in part because of problems with training and logistics on the battlefield.


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