Tank shells, drones, and more: Germany sends large aid package to Ukraine

Ukrainian soldiers received 5 Warthog all-terrain tracked vehicles as a repair and evacuation vehicle. Germany also handed over 9 Warthog all-terrain tracked vehicles as a command vehicle.

Ukrainian Armed Forces also receive:

• Ammunition for Leopard 2 A6;
• 18 thousand rounds of 155 mm ammunition;
• 14 Vector reconnaissance drones with spare parts;
• 30 RQ-35 Heidrun reconnaissance drones;
• 5 anti-drone jammers;
• 180 RF 360 field kits - drone detection systems;
• 6 WISENT 1 demining machines;
• 2 BEAVER bridge pavers with spare parts;
• Bergepanzer 2 armored engineering vehicle with spare parts;
• 1 DACHS armored engineering vehicle;
• 9 mine trawls;
• 1 SATCOM surveillance system;
• 330 infrared cameras;
• 3 vehicles for border protection;
• 6 Mercedes-Benz Zetros fuel trucks;
• 2 thousand RGW 90 Matador grenade launchers.

The Ukrainian army also received 24,000 40-mm shells, 70 GMG grenade launchers, 3,000 camouflage nets, 2,000 ponchos (rain protection), and 2 emergency power generators.

Germany's plans for next deliveries

The German government has already shared information about what Ukraine will receive in the future. These are:

• 20 Marder armored personnel carriers;
• 1 Warthog all-terrain tracked vehicle as a command vehicle;
• missiles for the Patriot air defense system;
• 70 infrared cameras.

Germany's military assistance

In February, General Carsten Breuer, the Inspector General of the German Armed Forces, promised Ukrainian Armed Forces Commander-in-Chief Oleksandr Syrskyi short-term support for Ukraine of over 100 million euros.

A day later, the German government updated the list of military aid delivered to Ukraine. Berlin handed over dozens of new drones to Kyiv.

And recently, Germany announced a new military aid package for Ukraine. It is worth 500 million euros.