The German Leopard tanks will be on the ground in Ukraine more briskly than the US Abram tanks, said John Kirby, the White House’s strategic dispatches for public security. Kirby would not specify a timeline as to when the US would be suitable to deliver the Abram tanks to Ukraine and told CNN’s Wolf Blitzer Wednesday it would take “numerous months”. ” These Leopard tanks are veritably sophisticated, too. They are veritably good tanks and there are a lot of them on the European mainland. We are thankful that the Germans are going to contribute 14 of them, but that they are going to work with abettors and mates to meat out, you know, a full two- tank legion, so that is about 60 tanks, Wolf.
And they are veritably, veritably good tanks and you are right, they will be more suitable to get on the ground in Ukraine more briskly than the Abrams,” Kirby said. He added ” We do believe that they can have a significant impact as the fighting begins to get further violent in the spring and summer months”. US President Joe Biden the US plans to shoot 31 Abrams tanks to Ukraine after Germany verified it’ll deliver 14 Leopard 2 tanks from its own stock to the country, following weeks of political pressure on Berlin. With both the US and Germany pledging to shoot tanks to Ukraine, other countries, especially those with the German- made tanks, have also blazoned benefactions to the frontal lines. CNN can not confirm the total number of Leopard 2 tanks to be delivered, but pledges made by multiple countries so far mean the Ukrainian service is in line to admit dozens of the tanks. Germany’s main governing party said on Wednesday that Ukraine’s Western abettors will shoot the country with an aggregate of around 80 Leopard 2 main battle tanks.
Ukrainian Defense Minister Oleksii Reznikov addressed the issue in an interview with CNN, saying he asked Ukraine’s applicable administrative panels on Tuesday to help write new legislation to contemporize the government’s system of earning munitions and army inventories. It comes after the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine said it was probing allegations that the defense ministry was buying military vittles, including food for the colors, at exaggerated prices.
