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Are we seeing germany fall into line more with other european countries who have taken a bolder stance? >> it does appear so. we heard from germ sni's defense minister spoke on sunday and said it's clear that ukraine needs these tanks. they need to be able to defend themselves and go on the offensive, particularly as we are hearing warnings of a potential spring offensive by the russian armed forces. there is concern this would be seen as an act of provocation by nato and european leaders. we heard the lower house of russia's parliament saying this could lead to a global catastrophe if europe,...

Vyacheslav Volodin, chairman of the lower house of the Russian Parliament, made the remarks in a post on his Telegram channel.

Maybe getting closer. we heard there's optimism yet it's still not done. >> natasha, the german made leopard tank viewed as more mobile and viable on the battlefield than the big american m1 abrams tanks. 2,000 across europe. physicality indicated targeting capabilities. before it needs to refuel, but there's clearly disagreement. what's the right word for it between the allies and is based in history. a little from our reporting, a western official explained that for german chancellor olaf schultz it is a red-red line, german tanks fighting russia again, moral issue. there is that history que...

Russia to pay it to take that $350 billion of frozen money and sees it. seize it for the defence and reconstruction of ukraine. and that's one of the main things i was in davos talking about is because it is one thing to provide weapons and we should provide more weapons and more offensive weapons but money is also needed. and that is the best source of money, let's take it from the russians. source of money, let's take it from the russians-— the russians. that might be persuasive _ the russians. that might be persuasive to _ the russians. that might be persuasive to the _ the russians. that...

Germany is the main battle tank producer. there are 2,300 leopard tanks available or in storage in 13 nato countries. germany could donate its own or give permission to other european countries to donate theirs. so far, germany has not wanted to take a lead in supplying offensive weapons but pressure is building, especially now that britain is sending a dozen of its own challenger 2s. let me put up a tweet and it does seem to reflect some of the frustrations, from the former belgian president. why are the germans digging in, brian? is itan why are the germans digging in, brian? is it an ideolo...