Deputy of the State Duma of Russia Dmitry Belik criticized the decision of the Federal Republic of Germany to send anti-tank weapons and Stinger missiles to Ukraine.
The German Cabinet of Ministers said earlier that it would supply Ukraine with a thousand anti-tank guns and 500 Stinger missiles. Berlin also approved the shipment of 400 anti-tank guns to Kiev by Amsterdam, as well as nine D-30 howitzers and ammunition by Tallinn.
Belik rebuked the decision of the German leadership. He believes that the Ukrainian authorities distributed weapons to radical residents, which is why marauders are now operating in the country.
“To what our country is now fighting, having thrown its forces to establish peace in Ukraine, Germany decided to indulge,” the deputy stressed.