KipPotapych
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Netherlands and Denmark to purchase 100 Leo 1 tanks from Germany:
Not sure if this is different or inclusive of Germany’s decision to send 18 Leo 1 (vis google translate):
The Federal Security Council of Germany approved the supply of 178 Leopard 1 tanks to Ukraine. This is reported by Spiegel.
It is specified that Germany will send much more military equipment from industrial reserves than previously announced. The German authorities will send some of the tanks in the summer, while the main part will be transferred only in 2024.
It is noted that the very decision to allocate military assistance will be made public on the evening of February 7.
Netherlands, Denmark and Germany buy 100 Leopard 1 Tanks for Ukraine - Dutch gov't
The Netherlands, Denmark and Germany are buying 100 Leopard-1A5 battle tanks for Ukraine, the Dutch government said on Tuesday.
www.reuters.com
Not sure if this is different or inclusive of Germany’s decision to send 18 Leo 1 (vis google translate):
The Federal Security Council of Germany approved the supply of 178 Leopard 1 tanks to Ukraine. This is reported by Spiegel.
It is specified that Germany will send much more military equipment from industrial reserves than previously announced. The German authorities will send some of the tanks in the summer, while the main part will be transferred only in 2024.
It is noted that the very decision to allocate military assistance will be made public on the evening of February 7.
Германия одобрила поставку 178 танков Украине
Федеральный совет безопасности ФРГ одобрил поставку 178 танков Leopard 1 Украине. Уточняется, что Германия направит гораздо больше военной техники из промышленных запасов, чем было объявлено ранее. Часть танков немецкие власти отправят летом, в то время как основную часть передадут только в 2024...
m.lenta.ru
Perhaps this is the same. There was another report… at ZDF (?) a few days ago where they discussed the same thing.Minna Ålander has looked into the article you most likely refer to: Minna Ålander on Twitter: "https://t.co/r25numjMDC" / Twitter
Seems there are several inaccuracies in the Spiegel article, and a bit of speculations. Things are moving, albeit a bit slower than one would have hoped.