Germany reported on a new batch of military aid delivered to Ukraine, which includes a variety of equipment – from armoured vehicles to protective glasses.

The updated data was published on the German government website.

The following were delivered to Ukraine in the last week:

• 12 armoured personnel carriers – in addition to the 4 delivered earlier (a total of 16);
• 6 air surveillance radar TRML-4D (in addition to the 4 delivered earlier);
• 7 reconnaissance drones Primoco ONE;
• 2 AMPS self-protection systems for helicopters;
• 5 uncrewed surface vessels (in addition to the 15 delivered earlier);
• 12 trucks MAN TGS;
• 4 truck tractor trains 8x8 HX81 and 4 semi-trailers (in total 75 and 70, respectively); 
• 32 SatCom terminals (230 in total); 
• 10,000 safety glasses from Bundeswehr stocks and industry stocks;
• 30,000 sets of winter uniforms;
• 1 PCB printer.

The previous package included, in particular, IRIS-T air defence equipment, ammunition and armoured personnel carriers.

Earlier, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz reported that Germany is already preparing a winter military aid package, a key element of which will be air defence equipment.

Pentagon Chief Lloyd Austin, after a Ramstein-format meeting, said Germany was among the largest donors of Ukraine – its contribution is greater than that of the United States, considering the size of the economy.