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German hesitation over sending tanks to Ukraine was likely driven by reluctance to take a leading military role rather than practical considerations, but may damage Kyiv's fightback against Moscow, analysts…

German hesitation over sending tanks to Ukraine was likely driven by reluctance to take a leading military role rather than practical considerations, but may

German tank slow-pedalling may hit Kyivs fightback: analysts

FRANKFURT, Germany, Jan  20, 2023 (BSS/AFP) - German hesitation over  sending tanks to Ukraine was likely driven by reluctance to take

Russia has claimed to have destroyed four American-made Bradley Fighting Vehicles in Ukraine, which the Biden administration recently pledged to Kyiv as part of its latest $3.75 billion aid package for Ukraine and European allies and partners, except they are yet to arrive in Ukraine.

The Russian president may have put Gen Gerasimov in charge of the invasion to balance tensions between the army and the Wagner group

Temperatures in eastern Ukraine have been well below freezing in recent days, hardening the ground and opening a window for potential winter offensives by both sides.

"This is a sign the three governments are managing escalation using a ‘boil the frog’ kind of strategy by gradually increasing support to Ukraine not through grand gestures but by adding different pieces of equipment, in intervals," said analyst Ed Arnold.

For their second year, Hofbrauhaus is hosting its popular outdoor Christmas market, and it's a total hit.

THE ISSUE: Come January, the Pennsylvania House of Representatives likely will not be led by a Republican majority for the first time in more than a decade. “State Rep. Bryan