UA doesn't need Germany's Taurus missiles to attack Moscow, but has other plans for them – FM Kuleba
Ukraine does not need Taurus missiles to attack Moscow, Ukrainian Foreign Affairs Minister, Dmytro Kuleba, said in an interview with Bild.
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Ukraine does not need Taurus missiles to attack Moscow, Ukrainian Foreign Affairs Minister, Dmytro Kuleba, said in an interview with Bild.
Germany has contributed a total of EUR 225 million ($244.5 million) to the Ukraine Energy Support Fund, making it the largest contributor in the fund's history, Deputy Energy Minister Svitlana Hrynchuk said during a meeting with Germany’s Bundestag, reported the Ukrainian Energy Ministry on Jan. 22.
German Taurus Systems GmbH, the company that produces Taurus cruise missiles, is ready to swiftly replenish missile stocks for Ukraine, German broadcaster Deutsche Welle said on Jan. 20.
The company effectively denied a statement made earlier by Johannes Arlt, an expert at Germany's Social Democratic Party. He claimed that Germany's defense industry would struggle to replenish its needed stockpiles if it sent the missiles to Ukraine.
The German company Taurus Systems GmbH is ready to quickly replenish Germany's stocks of long-range missiles if they are supplied to Ukraine. Source: press service of MBDA Deutschland GmbH, citing Joachim Knopf, Head of Taurus Systems Details: Knopf stressed that rapid replenishment of German stockpiles of Taurus missiles is not a problem.