German Prime Minister Olaf Scholz rejected criticism for the slow supply of weapons to Ukraine.
The German Chancellor said that he would not allow himself to be dissuaded from taking a balanced course on this issue.
Scholz made this statement in an interview published on June 21.
How Scholz responded to criticism
The head of the German government said that much of what is said in Ukraine is not true, and that some underestimate the complexity of the issue.
Scholz noted that guns cannot simply be purchased like cars from dealers.
According to the German Chancellor, before supplying Ukraine with modern weapons, it is necessary for Ukrainian military personnel to learn how to use them, otherwise the weapons will be ineffective.
I understand that I must tolerate criticism, but I will not allow myself to be dissuaded from a balanced course, Scholz said.
