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Retired U.S. Army Colonel Alexander Crowther talks to RFE/RL's Georgian Service about his recent contention that if Ukraine loses its war with Russia, it is "time to send EU forces."

German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock is open to the British foreign secretary's proposal for the countries to swap cruise missiles so that Ukraine can be provided with more sophisticated long-range weapons. British Foreign Secretary David Cameron's suggestion is "an option" worth considering, Baerbock said in an interview on German broadcaster ARD on Sunday evening. In an interview with the Süddeutsche Zeitung newspaper, Cameron had expressed his intention to "...

Many analysts have warned that providing Kiev with German-made cruise missiles may only escalate the Ukrainian conflict.

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A claim by German Chancellor Olaf Scholz that French and British personnel are present in Ukraine to help guide long-range missiles has sparked criticism from the UK. Source: Politico, as reported by European Pravda Details: Earlier this week, Scholz reiterated his excuse for opposing the provision of long-range Taurus missiles to Ukraine, citing among the reasons that their guidance could imply the presence of German forces on Ukrainian territory.

Germany’s Chancellor emphasized that it would be necessary to send German military personnel to Ukraine to ensure control over the use of Taurus

Germanys leader said he wouldnt deliver long-range missiles as it would require German troops to assist on the ground, arguing that following the UKs lead would make Germany a participant in the war

London (AFP) Feb 28, 2024 - Britain said Wednesday that how Kyiv uses donated cruise missiles is the business of the armed forces of Ukraine, following comments by Germanys Olaf Scholz about possible UK and French involvement in targeting.

Scholz's repeated refusal to send German Taurus missiles to Ukraine comes despite domestic pressure and urgent calls from Kyiv to approve deliveries.

An extraordinary spat has erupted after Olaf Scholz declared he will not hand long-range Taurus missiles to Kyiv as it would require German troops to assist on the ground.