According to Kommersant, the issue of supplying Leopard tanks to Kyiv was one of the main topics of this meeting.
Germany’s new Defense Minister Boris Pistorius was under unprecedented pressure from the Allies, but Berlin did not succumb to the persuasion, saying time was needed to reflect.
Polish presidential adviser Pavel Solokh jumped to conclusions, expressing the idea that Germany’s unwillingness to transfer tanks to Ukraine would lead to a split in NATO. Such a scenario “would be extremely unfavorable for the overall situation within the alliance,” he noted.
