➡️5 All Terrain Tracked Carrier Warthog repair/recovery vehicles
➡️9 All Terrain Tracked Carrier Warthog command vehicles
➡️Leopard 2A6 ammunition
➡️18.000 155-mm shells
➡️14 reconnaissance drones VECTOR
➡️30 reconnaissance drones RQ-35 HEIDRUN
➡️5 anti-drone sensors and jammers
➡️180 RF 360 fieldkits – drone detection systems
➡️6 mine clearing tanks WISENT 1 with spare parts
➡️2 bridge-laying tanks BEAVER with spare parts
➡️1 armoured recovery vehicle Bergepanzer 2 with spare parts
➡️1 armoured engineer vehicle DACHS
➡️9 mine ploughs
➡️1 Satcom surveillance system
➡️330 IR cameras
➡️3 border protection vehicles
➡️8 Zetros tankers
➡️2056 man-portable anti-tank weapons RGW 90 Matador
➡️24.000 40-mm rounds
➡️70 grenade launchers GMG
➡️3000 camouflage nets
➡️2000 ponchos
➡️2 emergency power generators
Furthermore Germany is planning to deliver:
➡️20 infantry fighting vehicles MARDER
➡️1 All Terrain Tracked Carrier Warthog command vehicle
➡️PATRIOT missiles
➡️70 IR cameras
Glad it’s happening, but I do wish the Germans would stop announcing precise counts of all the materiel they send in each batch. I feel like it’s a bit counterproductive in terms of giving the Ruskies free force composition intel.
There have not been any official Leopard1 deliveries for months now. We know for a fact, that there are a large number of Ukrainians officially being trained in Germany on them for what looks to be way too long and we also now that there are significantly more actually fully repaired and refurbished Leopard1s in Germany factories. There was no official delivery of Leopard1 for over four months now.
Chances are that the list is incomplete. It is meant to show a lot of weapons are being send to Ukraine and is a good tool to miss lead Russia.
It would be pretty sweet if the spring season opened with a lovely crop of 2-300 Ukranian Leo 1s