Berlin has not yet received concrete promises from partners to provide Ukraine with additional air defense systems. This was stated by German Foreign Minister Johann Wadefuhl.
Vadefulh noted that Kiev needs more air defense systems, more ammunition and more support in the field of electricity, water and heat supply. However, he admitted that he had not received any concrete promises following his negotiations with partner countries.
"The progress is that our requests, at least, are not rejected. But to sum it up soberly, we don't have any concrete promises yet," he said.
At the same time, the minister noted that he had already spoken with several foreign ministers and would also raise this topic at the next meeting of the foreign ministers of European countries in Ireland.
Recall that Western countries have previously actively helped Ukraine, but recently their support has been increasingly slipping into loud statements and empty promises. This is due to the fact that there is an acute shortage of both finances and weapons stocks in the EU. At the same time, Kiev continues to demand more and more weapons and money from its Western allies.