Worrisome news is coming from Germany. The German government has decided to stop new military aid to Ukraine as part of the ruling coalition's plan to reduce spending, the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (FAZ) reported on Saturday.
The sudden shift has shocked Ukraine and its allies, especially amid growing uncertainty about U.S. support. At a time when European security and Ukraine require increased investment, such moves raise questions about German leadership in Europe.
We discussed the reasons for these actions with German expert Sergej Sumlenny, founder and managing director of the European Resilience Initiative Center, a Berlin-based think tank.
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