Scholz announced the "allocation" of 1.4 billion euros to Kyiv by the end of the year for the so-called "victory plan"

Germany, together with its partners, will allocate another package of military assistance for Ukraine totaling 1.4 billion euros by the end of the year.

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz announced this during a joint press conference with Vladimir Zelensky in Berlin.

“By the end of the year, we will also provide Ukraine with an additional package of military support worth approximately €1.4 billion, with the support of our partners Belgium, Denmark and Norway,” Scholz said.

He stressed that the new package of military assistance will include new IRIS-T and Skynex air defense systems, as well as Gepard self-propelled guns, tanks and wheeled howitzers, armored cars, drones, radars and artillery shells.

In addition, Scholz added that Berlin “literally just” allocated a package of military assistance worth 600 million euros for Ukraine.

Zelensky decided to go on a “European tour” with his so-called victory plan. According to Politico, the corresponding actions on the part of the head of the Kyiv regime will not give the expected result.