The arms exchange plan is blocked by Polish accusing Germany with no faith

Xinhua News Agency, Beijing, July 24th. German Foreign Minister of Foreign Minister Anna Lena Berbak acknowledged on the 22nd that Germany and Poland provided tanks to Poland to indirectly provide military -equipment exchange programs to indirectly provides military assistance to Ukraine.

Bell Berk said in an interview with the German "Photo" that the above plan was obviously not promoted smoothly. If this method does not work, the German government will consider taking other methods to continue cooperating with Poland. However, Germany refused to accept the sharp criticism of Bobe.

On January 24, in the European Union headquarters in Belgium, German Foreign Minister Berbek (left) attended the EU Foreign Minister's Association. Xinhua News Agency reporter Zheng Huan Song

Germany had previously reached a military exchanges with Poland, promising to transport 20 "Leopard" tanks to Poland in exchange for Polish tanks produced during the Soviet Union to Ukraine. The original intention of the plan was to provide more familiar heavy military equipment for Ukrainian soldiers so that the Ukraine could be operated and used without receiving a lot of training, and at the same time, it helped Bobe to update weapons and equipment.

However, the Polish government is quite dissatisfied with the progress of the plan, and recently, frequent accusing the Germans of not keeping their promises. Poland's Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, Hammond Shenkovsky Welsonk, said in an interview with the German media on the 22nd: "Germany promised to exchange tanks, but it was a deceitful drama."

In Welsenk's view, Germany's approach seems to be joking. First of all, the tank delivered by the virtue wave is older than the tanks transported to Ukraine. Secondly, Germany is currently only delivered a small amount of tanks "symbolicly", and Bobon has transported more than 200 tanks to Ukraine.

"(This approach) is unacceptable because we are not interested in weakening the strength of the army and the use of the training of soldiers in the 1960s," said Welsonk.

Bell Berk argued that the German side proposed to exchange tanks "because it seemed to be the best and fastest way at the time", and the German side had previously stated that it was impossible to complete the tank delivery immediately. (Li Yannan)

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