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CSU calls for armaments agreement with Kyiv: Ukraine's drone technology in exchange for continued support
Alexander Hoffmann, chairman of the CSU-Landesgruppe, proposes an official defense agreement linking ongoing German aid to technological cooperation on drones and cruise missiles.
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Alexander Hoffmann proposes a formal defense pact with Ukraine, making continued aid conditional on technological cooperation in drone warfare.
Hoffmann cited Ukraine's outstanding capabilities in drones, drone defense, and cruise missiles as the basis for the agreement.
Ahead of the CSU regional group's retreat, chairman Alexander Hoffmann called for an armaments agreement with Ukraine. He told "Bild am Sonntag" that Ukraine should share its drone technology, saying Germany needs a "support dividend" from Kyiv. Germany will continue aid under all circumstances, but Hoffmann noted that Ukraine has developed "truly outstanding capabilities, in drones, drone defense, and cruise missiles."
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- Alexander Hoffmann
- Chairman of the CSU-Landesgruppe and member of the Bundestag
- Places
- Kyiv
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