Germany To Help Ukraine With Intelligence And Drones After Russian Attack In Leipzig
Germany's government plans to increase military support for Ukraine after Berlin recognized Russia's involvement in the drone incident at Leipzig/Halle Airport that occurred in early August. This is reported by Der Spiegel , citing sources, UATV English informs. According to media reports, Germany plans to supply Ukraine with thousands of strike drones, as well as missiles for Iris-T air defense…
Germany intends to bolster military assistance for Ukraine following Berlin's acknowledgment of Russia's role in the drone incident at Leipzig/Halle Airport, as reported by Der Spiegel. The support is expected to include thousands of strike drones and missiles for Iris-T air defense systems in September, according to government sources.
Furthermore, Germany seeks to enhance collaboration between its intelligence services and those of Ukraine, potentially granting expanded powers to Germany's intelligence agency, the BND. This includes the ability to access and remove data from attackers' systems, intervene in supply chains, and even hack IT systems to disrupt production.
Simultaneously, the German government plans to intensify pressure on Russia through sanctions at the European level, including stricter controls on Russian citizens entering the EU.
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