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German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock announced at a meeting with her EU counterparts in Brussels on Monday that Germany plans to allocate another 60 million euros for humanitarian aid to Ukraine.

Germany is ready to quickly redirect revenues from frozen Russian assets to Ukraine.  

British Defense Secretary Grant Shapps has called on Germany to provide Ukraine with long-range missiles and allow them to be used for strikes on Crimea.

Germany will purchase HIMARS systems for Ukraine from the United States.

Ukrainian men have the same protection status as women in Germany, and this will not change after the Ukrainian government makes certain decisions in the field of consular policy.

The number of associations between Ukraine and Germany at the level of municipalities and regions has increased to 200 since Russia's invasion of Ukraine began in February 2022.

German officials offered their Ukrainian counterparts to look at Germany’s closed energy facilities for equipment that Ukraine may need to restore what has been damaged or destroyed by Russian missiles and drones.

Since February 24, 2022, Germany has sent more than 100 humanitarian aid shipments in support of Ukraine’s energy sector. The country is also the largest donor of the Ukraine Energy Support Fund.

Ukrainian Air Force spokesperson Illia Yevlash has said that the delivery of an additional Patriot air defense system from Germany to Ukraine will take some time, but this process will take place as soon as possible.

Germany will deliver an additional Patriot air defense system to Ukraine, and thanks to its leadership, the Ukrainians will have more protection against Russian terror.

Germany will deliver an additional Patriot air defense system to Ukraine immediately.

Germany has sent a new batch of military aid to Ukraine, which includes shells, military equipment, drones, and more.

Germany will start searching for Patriot air defense systems for Ukraine not only in NATO countries but also throughout the world.

Germany has been doing a lot to support Ukraine in absolute numbers, but the contribution of some countries is greater in terms of its share to the economy.

Germany remains a leading country in terms of military assistance to Ukraine, and these efforts are supported by many other Allies in the Alliance in their efforts to enable Ukraine to exercise its right to self-defense.

The recent publication by Russian propagandists of the content of communications between Bundeswehr officers is part of a large-scale disinformation campaign run by Russia against Germany and other Western partners of Ukraine but the attempt to destabilize the situation will not make Berlin refuse from supporting Kyiv.

Germany will increase its humanitarian aid to Ukraine by 100 million euros, bringing the total amount to 1 billion euros.

Germany has sent another batch of military aid to Ukraine.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has said that Germany has already become a leader in strengthening Ukraine's air defenses.

Germany has delivered or committed to nearly EUR 28 billion in aid for Ukraine and has just approved over EUR 1 billion.