Comments by "SaBa" (@saba1030) on "How has Germany's approach to military aid for Ukraine changed? | DW News" video.

  1. ​ @chrisrobert5252  The PZH2000 get send to Lithuania, the Lithuanian army has build a maintenance/repair hub for the PZH2000, therefor they're working fine. As a comparison: Russia uses ammo PER DAY what the EU27 are producing PER MONTH (source DW, some days ago). Therefor all military equipment (like the PZH2000) need much more maintenance intervalls as usual because of the extreme use (canon barrels have to be changed etc). It's a heavy "material battle", on top of all those people/soldiers being killed/injured.
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  2. Since October last year are about 14.000ish Ukrainian soldiers/technicians in Germany/Poland for training. As Nato might send F-16 to Ukraine but Germany doesn't have any of those jets, other countries which are using those Jets have to do the training instead. Those two Nato training hubs in Germany and Poland are for all Nato members to use for training. Btw, Russia is out for delivering any sort of energy/fuels to the EU27/Germany...
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  3. Little correction about: "The Holy Roman Imperium of German Nations" is the correct title. The "Holy Roman " was done/implemented in that "title" because 1.200 years ago the church/ Pope in Rome was very powerful, therefor all the "Kaiser of the HRI of German Nations" got crowned by the Pope as a "proof" of "gods will". In response to the Pope's "confirmation" the Vatikan was under the protection of the HRI of German Nations. Btw, for some times the HRI of German Nations was including the whole of todays Italy/ Sicilia. As the Kaiser of the HRI of German Nations got elected by the Prince Elect there were various Kaiser from all over the HRI of German Nations, including Sicilia. Just saying ...
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