Bloomberg: there was a conflict between Poland and Germany, which could affect support for the Armed Forces of Ukraine

Bloomberg writes that the contradictions that have arisen between Germany and Poland may negatively affect the supply of weapons to Kyiv.

At the same time, the publication notes that while NATO allies are trying to rally to support Ukraine, these two states could undermine all efforts.

While NATO countries demonstrate unity in supporting Ukraine, the split between Germany and Poland risks undermining joint efforts to supply Kyiv troops, MIA quotes an excerpt from the publication.

In particular, as an example, the publication cites Warsaw’s reproaches to Berlin for the delay in sending German armored vehicles to the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

But the agency immediately draws attention to the fact that Poland itself, with great difficulty, transferred not the newest cars to Ukraine, once again reproaching Germany for the fact that the manufacturer did not provide the necessary spare parts.

In addition to accusations of disruption in the supply of tanks, the publication recalled Warsaw’s demand to pay reparations in the amount of $1.3 trillion; the situation in the energy sector is not conducive to resolving the conflict.