Restrictions on striking deep into Russia lifted for Ukraine several months ago – German chancellor

Ukrainska Pravda

Ukrainska Pravda

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The previous German government of centre-left chancellor Olaf Scholz strongly backed Kyiv but shied away from sending it long-range Taurus missiles, worried that this might escalate tensions with the nuclear power.
International Business Times
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It drew immediate condemnation from Moscow and invited speculation it could be a prelude to Germany announcing it was sending long-requested Taurus missiles to Ukraine, possibly as soon as at the Zelenskyy talks on Wednesday.
Guardian
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German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has clarified his stance on long-range weapons to Ukraine, and is again voicing concern over the escalation of Israel's offensive in Gaza.
Deutsche Welle
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On Tuesday, Merz’s deputy and Finance Minister, Lars Klingbeil, told reporters that “There is no new agreement that goes beyond what the previous government had in place.”
The Moscow Times

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