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8/8/2025, 11:04:26 AM
https://x.com/JulianRoepcke/status/1953716806142615813
>Unfortunately, my speech for years.
>With "air defense-only", "we are defending Ukraine to death. A slow but all the more painful death.
> What would be needed are 250 Taurus missiles per year (yes, for that we would finally have to start producing properly) to combat the archers, instead of continuing to fire tens of thousands of arrows like crazy.
> One million FPV kamikaze drones, made in Germany, per year (at a cost of just 700 million EUR if we produce according to Ukrainian specifications).
> 100 modern Rheinmetall or KNDS reinforced personnel carriers with active protection systems (APS) per year, for advancing into occupied territory under enemy drones.
> If Germany provided THIS for the ridiculous increase in our Ukraine aid from 8.5 to 14 billion euros per year (and the decision against it is purely political), we could enable Kyiv to force Russia to the negotiating table on equal terms within 24 months.
> Instead, the predominantly defensive nature of our support signals to Russia that we are weak and passive and that they only need to hold out long enough to wear down Ukraine and its partners.
>That's exactly what's happening right now.
so sad
>Unfortunately, my speech for years.
>With "air defense-only", "we are defending Ukraine to death. A slow but all the more painful death.
> What would be needed are 250 Taurus missiles per year (yes, for that we would finally have to start producing properly) to combat the archers, instead of continuing to fire tens of thousands of arrows like crazy.
> One million FPV kamikaze drones, made in Germany, per year (at a cost of just 700 million EUR if we produce according to Ukrainian specifications).
> 100 modern Rheinmetall or KNDS reinforced personnel carriers with active protection systems (APS) per year, for advancing into occupied territory under enemy drones.
> If Germany provided THIS for the ridiculous increase in our Ukraine aid from 8.5 to 14 billion euros per year (and the decision against it is purely political), we could enable Kyiv to force Russia to the negotiating table on equal terms within 24 months.
> Instead, the predominantly defensive nature of our support signals to Russia that we are weak and passive and that they only need to hold out long enough to wear down Ukraine and its partners.
>That's exactly what's happening right now.
so sad
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