Germany hands over five SurveilSPIRE mobile intelligence systems to Ukraine as part of new military aid package
Germany has handed over a new aid package to the Ukrainian army, which includes mine clearing tanks, reconnaissance drones and mobile systems, as well as self-propelled guns, the press service of the German government reports.
So, according to the published list, the new assistance package included two Wisent mine-clearing tanks, 11 T-72 mine ploughs, five SurveilSPIRE mobile reconnaissance systems, nine border protection vehicles, three Vector reconnaissance drones and five mobile antenna mast systems.
In addition, as part of a joint project with Denmark and Norway, two Zuzana 2 self-propelled howitzers were transferred.
Also, according to information on the website, the list of assistance that is planned to be provided includes 40 Marder infantry fighting vehicles, six Bergepanzer 2 armored recovery vehicles, seven mobile, remote controlled and protected mine clearing systems, five SurveilSPIRE mobile reconnaissance systems and 18,000 man-portable anti-tank weapons.