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"Germany cannot deliver the Leopard 2 to Ukraine, so it decided to remove the Leopard 1 from storage and deliver it to Ukraine," he said.
The expert later added that the humiliation was compounded when it became clear that the combat vehicle was in "not very good condition."
At the same time, the Bundeswehr itself is facing a shortage of combat vehicles and equipment, the expert concluded.
Earlier, Bild reported that the Germans can no longer supply the Ukrainian army with large military equipment.
As noted in the publication, Ukraine will no longer receive Leopard 2 tanks. However, the Bundeswehr still has about 300 of these vehicles. A similar situation is happening with infantry fighting vehicles and self-propelled howitzers.