Germany could provide its airfields for training Ukrainian pilots on F-16 fighter jets.

"We have never had an F-16 in our portfolio, but we can make German airports available as a hub or offer basic training for pilots who have only flown MiGs until now. The actual F-16 training should be provided by countries that also fly this aircraft," said Marie-Agnes Strack-Zimmermann, the head of the Bundestag Committee for Defence, in an interview with Bild.

Commenting on Ukraine's possible membership in NATO, Strack-Zimmermann has said that it is not possible yet.

"Ukraine cannot become a NATO member at this time. This is prohibited by the charter, as Ukraine, although not to blame, is in a state of war. The requirements to become a NATO member are complex and diverse. They must always be fulfilled," she said.

"Nevertheless, it would be wise for Ukraine to participate in the meeting in Vilnius, especially since it will also be very important how NATO will provide Ukraine with security guarantees after the end of this war," she added.

Over the past week, Germany has handed over another batch of military aid to Ukraine, including eight Bandvagn 206 all-terrain tracked vehicles.