Since the beginning of Russia's full-scale invasion, international partners have supplied Ukraine with 36 PzH 2000 self-propelled howitzers, including 25 provided by Germany.
Germany will continue to provide Ukraine with security support in the form of military equipment and auxiliary materials within the framework of its commitments, including in the years to come.
Most Germans support the idea of deploying an international peacekeeping force in Ukraine in the event of a ceasefire, while hoping that the contingent will include soldiers from other states, but not Germany.
A significant military aid package from Germany, described as one of the largest to date, has been delivered to Ukraine, including advanced air defense systems and other critical equipment.
The United States and Germany, as the leading Western powers, need to appeal to Turkey to not allow Russian naval vessels previously stationed in Syria to get to the Black Sea.
In December, Ukraine will receive EUR 2 million in grant funding from the governments of Norway and Germany to support energy sustainability of micro and small businesses.
Germany and Finland are deeply concerned about the failure of the data cable that connects the two countries and stress the need to protect critical infrastructure.
Ukraine's Ambassador to Germany, Oleksiy Makeiev, along with Ukrainian activists, criticized the "anti-war march" organized by the Russian opposition, scheduled to be held in Berlin on November 17.
Germany should continue supporting Ukraine, but not at the expense of social and other government programs in Germany, and also in such a way that this does not lead to further "escalation".
On Wednesday, the UK and Germany have signed a landmark defense agreement, the Trinity House Agreement, which strengthens bilateral defense cooperation across all sectors.