Germany fears it will lead to a confrontation with Russia if they transfer Taurus long-range missiles to Ukraine

by Hynauts

29 comments

  1. This so-called “red lines” rethoric is getting old ngl. + it doesn’t make sense in a world where France & UK already sent missiles to Ukraine.

  2. Mr. Scholz, stop being an undecided muppet.
    Pull yourself together and act like a chancellor, not like a rabbit.

  4. Just sell the taurus missiles to someone with balls who can then transfer them to Ukraine

  5. Sack up, Olaf. Unless Russia is put in its place now, it will lead to confrontation later on. Their generals even said so.

  6. God, no wonder we got into World War 2. The same morons back then trying to avoid conflict yet only fueling the fire by their inaction. They will never learn?!

  7. Ohh not again. Do we have to tease the Germans again until they find another fragment of Scholtz`s balls?

  8. Taurus missiles would do a lot to reduce the severity and length of the war.

    They would be ideally suited to destroy the support beams of the Crimean Genocide bridge. Which would isolate Crimea, and lead to Russia leaving a lot sooner.

  11. With all due respect to Germany, that’s kinda stupid.

  12. It’s more likely that it will lead to a confrontation if they don’t

  13. If you don’t give them, russia will eventually come for you.

  14. This doesn’t make any sense.

    It’s like they’re clutching at straws right now…

  15. So Russia can launch anything buy anything but others are worried. If countries actually united and the cost of another invading another was unconditional support this shit would end..get off your ass Germany. Even the USA is sending long range

  16. German here. I support sending Taurus and can not understand the debate that they might be used on russian territory. A PZH2k / m270 could also fire into russian territory when close to the border… of course not as deep as Taurus – but anyway stupid.

  17. Oh, not this all over again. Appeasement. Does. Not. Work.

  18. Instead of posting the WSJ article you post this crap?!
    I guess no one read the original article.
    Visegrad24s twitterfeed is not reliable at all and should be banned.

    WSJs first paragraph:

    “Germany is holding off sending Taurus long-range precision missiles to Ukraine because of concerns they would require German technicians to operate on the ground, which some officials fear could drag Berlin closer to a direct confrontation with Russia.”

    Not helpful for ukraine at all but different from visegrad24.

  19. Meanwhile uk and France missiles have been used, USA missiles are being transported and Australian drones are being used to strike actual Russian territory, under internationally agreed boundaries.

    None of them are at war with Russia.

  20. The avalanche has already started. It is too late for the pebbles to vote.

  22. Lets be real though, he is only scared of Afd rising in the polls

  23. What.The.Fuck Germany, tired of you pulling your punches when it comes to putin. We sent ATACMS, UK and France sent Storm Shadow. Pony up for the next round of drinks.

  24. Stop being scared of Russia, if they want a war with NATO will we give it to them. Too many sissies are in NATO Leadership.

    Would we accept Hitler’s red lines???

    Dictatorships should be destroyed worldwide, enough with accepting these Nazis and their evil rule.

  26. Scholz reminds me of the European leaders pre-WW2. To cautious in the face of an aggressive dictator. How much longer until Germany can move this guy on?

  27. Confrontation? russia isn’t going to do shit against a country in Nato. It’s struggling so much against Ukraine, it can’t afford to go to war against anyone else.

  28. This is getting soooo ridiculous now. Have Nazi Russia nuked Great Britain or the USA? Sounds more like a lame excuse for intentionally not providing Taurus missiles.

  29. They’re already involved in Russia’s eyes. May as well go all the way. Russia isn’t going to go easy on you just because you aren’t going all the way. They are actively sowing misinformation and stirring up unrest in western democracies to topple supporters of Ukraine.

    Germany and all other allies need to remember the Russians constantly taunting and issuing threats early in the war, especially when the cold winter weather was setting in.

    In for a penny, in for a pound. The sooner we get these more effective systems in, the sooner the war will end because Putin will look more and more like a narcissist who does not care for Russian lives. He will be taken out by Russians one way or another.

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