"We have a German cat, now need a leopard"

After the Tzu refuses to provide the tank, the Ukrainian ambassador to Germany tweeted again to ask for again

According to Russia New News Agency on the 26th, after the German Chancellor Tsumin refused to provide tanks to Kyiv, Ukrainian ambassador to Germany Alexese Markayev once again asked Germany to provide tanks.

Russia New News Agency reported screenshots

A President's Order announced on September 23 on the Ukrainian President's official website shows that Markyev has been appointed as the Ukrainian ambassador to Germany in order to replace the former ambassador Andre Melinik, which has repeatedly criticized Germany and Shuoer Izon's remarks often require Germany to provide new weapons to Ukraine.

Markyev reposted a video on the social media Twitter on the 26th. The video content was the "cheetah" high -firing guns provided by Ukraine soldiers in Germany. The new Ukrainian ambassador to Germany said, "What a beautiful German cat! We already have 30. Thank you, Germany." He also wrote, "And the other can help us drive Russian bears back to Russia. Large cats are leopard (referring to Germany 'leopard' tank). "

German Prime Minister Shuerz Thautu Source: Associated Press

It is reported that the day before, German Chancellor Tsumarz said in an interview with the New York Times that Berlin was not ready to deliver the tank to Kyiv because it would lead to the upgrading of the tension between Russia and NATO. He said, "We have always supported Ukraine, and the boundaries are to avoid worsening the situation so much that war between Russia and NATO, because it will be a disaster." German Prime Minister also added that Germany has been helping Ukraine with other countries, but Do not act alone.

Earlier on September 22, Ukrainian President Zelezisk asked Germany not to want to follow the allies, but to make examples for them and provide tanks to Kyiv.

According to the Russian News Agency, Russia had previously issued a photo to NATO countries on the supply of weapons to Ukraine. Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov said that any weapons provided to Ukraine will become a legal strike target for Russia. The Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has also stated that NATO countries are "playing fire" to Ukraine.

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