The German parliament's website reported that the Ukrainian Armed Forces have already received anti-aircraft missiles. These are systems that are used for air defence Iris-T. The installations can resist enemy combat aircraft, helicopters, cruise missiles, and UAVs. Missiles are also capable of attacking rocket artillery and bombs. Ukraine already uses German Iris-T and will now be able to protect its sky even more with additional installations.
The German government also added radars Ground Observer 12 for horse-drawn combat and 4.539 smoke shells (155-mm) to the new assistance package. In addition, the armed forces of Ukraine received:
- 4 tractors 8×8 HX81;
- 5 semi-trailers;
- 8 loaders with a capacity of 15 tons.
The Ukrainian army already has such heavy transport at the front: 38 automobiles HX81, 33 semi-trailers, and 26 loaders. In total, this year, Berlin spent €5.4 billion on military support for the armed forces of Ukraine.
