“The consent of Germany is secondary. Either we will receive this consent, or we will do the right thing ourselves. The most important thing here is that the Germans, Danes, Finns, French and other nations offer their modern tanks and heavy equipment as soon as possible. From this we can to depend on the ability to defend freedom in Ukraine and therefore the security of the whole of Europe,” said the Prime Minister.
According to the opinions and analyzes of various experts, Putin is likely preparing for another attack in February, he warned.
“Until then, the Ukrainians need to rearm and replenish their resources where tanks and infantry fighting vehicles have been knocked out of order. That is why we currently need to assemble modern tank brigades within the framework of cooperation with Western countries,” explained Moraveckis.
He stated that Poland offered Ukraine 14 tanks.
“At the same time, we must ensure that others also meet these needs. Among these others, the Germans have been the most inactive so far. We will continue to insist that the German Chancellor’s Office responds to our offer as soon as possible,” the Prime Minister said.
Poland is working to convince its Western allies to supply Ukraine with at least 100 battle tanks.
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