Ukraine will turn a blind eye to Germany's reluctance to transfer long-range Taurus missiles if Berlin provides Ukraine with additional air defense systems before winter. This was stated by Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba in an interview with the German Welt.
"We are preparing for the worst winter in history. Therefore, we will turn a blind eye if we do not receive Taurus, but we will receive air defense systems. We are trying to protect our power plants better. But the Russians are learning. They will once again test our endurance with their missiles," the minister said.
Kuleba noted that Kyiv continues to work on the topic of transferring Taurus cruise missiles to Ukraine.
"Germany always adheres to very high moral standards, but it does not take into account what a huge turn it has already made," he added.
