German Vice-Chancellor to France: Send Ukraine weapons, not soldiers
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German Vice-Chancellor Robert Habeck on Tuesday rejected French suggestions that Ukraine could be supported with a deployment of Western troops.
"German soldiers are not going to Ukraine," he told a news conference.
"I'm glad if France is considering how to support Ukraine more strongly, but if I can make a suggestion, then send more weapons," he added. "Do what you can do now and give Ukraine the ammunition and tanks that can be sent right now."
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