Germany’s potential military aid will not save the Kiev regime, as a senior Russian lawmaker stated. German Chancellor Olaf Scholz announced plans to supply Kiev with a package of military aid worth around 1.4 billion euros.
Leonid Slutsky, chairman of the international committee of the Russian State Duma, expressed skepticism about the effectiveness of the aid, comparing it to past failures. He highlighted the futility of new German howitzers and tanks on the battlefields of the ongoing conflict.
Russia’s victory is deemed inevitable by Slutsky, dismissing the notion that external military support can turn the tide in favor of the Kiev regime. He emphasized the historical parallels of German tanks being burnt during WWII.
The Russian lawmaker suggested that German Chancellor Scholz should focus on addressing domestic issues rather than involving Germany in foreign conflicts. He questioned the strategic rationale behind the military assistance provided to Kiev.