Comments by "SaBa" (@saba1030) on "Ukraine updates: Poland could send tanks without approval | DW News" video.

@Carlos-Santos Today the German army installed various Patriot air defense systems (owed by German army) along the eastern Polish border to defend towards Russia, and some more in Slowakia as well. Since 2014 Germany is doing its NATO job at the Baltics with about 1.700 troops ( from which two thirds are German), another 2.000 German troops are on stand by in case of urgent needed action. Germany is also doing the air policing at the Baltics as well as some German Fregates are "cruising" in the Baltic Sea to protect the Baltics from the sea side. Since January the NRFNato VJTF responce force with about 11.000 troops ( from which 8.000 are German troops) incl full equipment ( like about 40ish Leopard 2 A7V and other " stuff") are at the Baltics as well. Add typo 😉
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@Adonnus100 NONE. These Nato troops are protecting Nato territory.
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@Adonnus100 If NATO would go into Ukraine it would be the start of WWIII, I guess nobody wants that. This is why Nato is supporting Ukraine with military equipment, but NOT with troops. Simple, innit...
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@alexzabaras9434 WRONG. They need German money, which they are receiving by EU subsidies ( Germany is the biggest EU funder, Poland the biggest receiver of EU subsidies).
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@eternal_ecstasy_77 I'm sorry to say, but Prussia in the 1700 WASN'T todays Germany, but the west of todays Poland and todays Brandenburg/ Berlin/ Mecklenburg-Western Pommerania, the very eastern Federal States of todays Germany 😉 Add typo
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@eternal_ecstasy_77 WHAT?? I neither believe in "wonder nations", whatever that might be, but I know the history. At that time Germany was neither ONE NATION, but a PATCHWORK OF MANY NATIONS, all with their own money, taxes, laws, partly even languages (NOT dialects), etc. I didn't make it up !! Btw, sort of half of those kingdoms/ princedoms are the todays Federal States. Add on: in case of you talking about "nation" as some sort of "tribes", the territories of the ancient tribes are virtually simular to the todays Federal States again "gg". Typo/ autocorrect 😉
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@Adonnus100 WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT??!! You're suggesting, that Nato troops should attack Russia? You are aware, that Nato troops are ALWAYS multinational in rotating intervalls, the "leadership" as well as the troops. You're a real expert, are you :-(( Typo
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@eternal_ecstasy_77 Update: Germany is delivering Leopards to Ukraine and is giving permission for other countries to deliver their Leopards to Ukraine. Greetings from Germany 😉
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@eternal_ecstasy_77 The Nation was Prussia, as simple as that. I can't help it, that "Germany" didn't even exist at that time. Jesus .... :-(( Add on: the other Nations to the left of Prussia were: the Kingdom of Hannover, the Princedom of Oldenburg, the Princedom of Braunschweig, etc. I know, it was definetely a "mess" of Nations "gg". Greetings from Germany 😉
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@eternal_ecstasy_77 Why are you going on about this? Do you know anything about the "Holy Roman Empire of German Nations"? That it didn't have a Capitol, that it was a Federal Monarchy, that the Kaiser got elected from the Prince Elect etc? Might be irrelevant for you, but you started it of by saying, that Prussia (now Germany) "erased Poland together with Russia, and I'm saying: it wasn't Germany, as it didn't exist. Anyway, the discussian is all heating up a bit ... I wish you all the best 😉 Add on typo/ autocorrect LOL
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@eternal_ecstasy_77 You could have written "partly todays Germany". Anyway, we won't change history... Good night 😉
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@lawrencekling8598 Switzerland is producing the urgently needed ammo for various armered vehicles/ tanks, and it doesn't want to deliver any when used in Ukraine. This is why Rheinmetall has taken over and is putting up a production plant in Germany to produce its own ammo.
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@voyd1507 ?
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@lawrencekling8598 Some weeks ago it was on the news, that the US forces have massivly stocked up their military equipment at the coastline of Alaska, as it's only some miles between Russia and Alaska.
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