OUR Germany expected to give Poland approval tomorrow Wednesday for re-export German-made Leopard tanks in Ukrainebroadcast it bloombergreferring to people familiar with the matter, who asked not to be named because the decision is private.

German law requires permission to re-export their military equipmentThis means that hundreds of Leopard tanks in Europe can only be sent to Ukraine with the consent of Berlin.

Earlier Tuesday, Poland formally requested permission, and the German government said it would respond immediately.

After many days of balancing between his unwillingness Olaf Soltz to give Kyiv the famous tanks and Warsaw’s determination to act without Berlin’s approval, the process looks set to take the official route.

Moreover, despite… the unresolved nature of the recent meeting in Rammstein Germany and the impending line of Berlin, so as not to escalate, according to her, tension with Russia due to the supply of tanks to Ukraine, said the head of the German Foreign Ministry Analena Bourbok left open the possibility of giving Poland permission to re-export Leopards.

A senior German foreign ministry official said the final decision on whether Germany would send the Leopard to Ukraine or allow other countries to do so would be made in office in Berlin. “Be that as it may, the decision will obviously be made in the office, with the consent of the government,” said Tobias Lindner, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs. “I think my minister’s position in this discussion is known,” he added, referring to Burbock, who said on Sunday that Germany would not stand in the way of other countries wishing to supply Kyiv with Leopard tanks.

“We are at war with Russia, not with each other”

German Foreign Minister Analena Berbock called on Western allies to unite amid debate over the supply of German tanks to Ukraine. “We are at war against Russia, not among ourselves,” he said at a meeting of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe in Strasbourg.

He acknowledged that Germany “we must do more to protect Ukraine. Yes, we need to do more on tanks too,” but he noted that unity among allies remains the most “critical part” of Ukraine’s support against Russia.

He warned that there should be no dispute over whether Berlin would allow the supply of Leopard 2 tanks, which Kyiv says are vital to reclaiming territory captured by Russia.

Internal divisions mean that the Russian leader Vladimir Putin victories, added the head of German diplomacy.