Correspondent in Berlin
German tanks are struggling to find the road to the Ukrainian front.
A month after announcing the delivery to kyiv of German-made Gepard armored vehicles and giving the green light to the export of tanks from post-Soviet stocks, the Scholz government finds itself accused by the opposition and its Polish neighbor of not honor its promises.
“
I fear that the Chancellor does not want Ukraine to win the war, in the sense that Russian troops would be driven out of the country
,” criticizes CDU spokesman for foreign affairs in the Bundestag, Roderich Kiesewetter.
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- the conservative party, now leading in the polls, is firing on all cylinders against a social-democratic head of government portrayed as "
hesitant
" and unfit for crisis situations.
Relative to the delivery of weapons in a traditionally pacifist country, the controversy is served on a…
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