Germany's Scholz calls for Europe to boost arms production for Ukraine | DW News

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Published 2024-02-13
As Moscow continues to press its war of attrition along Ukraine’s eastern border, ammunition is in constant demand. After Russia's full scale invasion, Kyiv's European allies stepped up production but arms manufacturers are struggling to keep Ukraine's army supplied. Now, German arms company Rheinmetall is building a new factory and German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and Danish prime minister Mette Fredriksen are lending their full support.

For some analysis, we talk to Gustav Gressel. He's with the European Council on Foreign Relations in Berlin.

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All Comments (21)
  • @saarinmaki
    It is undestood that Norway and Finland also expand their artillery ammo production capacity.
  • @3x157
    I'm glad Europe is stepping it up their security. Europe should not depend on in any other country for anything. Not gas, not security, and not good and services.
  • @Chaoslorden
    Come on Europe! Let's go and never be weak again!
  • @vinm300
    The guest is very good ! "Unfortunately they (EU) have wasted 2 years just looking at things"
  • @TgamerBio5529
    For ourselves and 🇺🇦 I support this view Europe needs to wake up and boost their defence industries. As a 🇬🇧 citizen we need to improve our military capabilities to protect ourselves and Europe!!!
  • @charlestyser8176
    Giving Ukraine everything it needs to win this war and Ukrainian integration into NATO and the EU is the West’s best self defense.
  • Endlich mal eine gute Nachricht für Europäer; kläglich wie lange es gedauert hat; Wahnsinn .. Immerhin.. weiter so Alles für Freiheit und Demokratie
  • @richardbayer5702
    Better late than never. We still need to find shorter term solutions.
  • @TriggaTrey361
    Finally looks like Europe is stepping up its defense
  • @VasileIuga
    We should unite the production, there are countries that can't produce on their own.
  • @j2simpso
    Thank goodness Gerhard Schröder isn't the Chancellor anymore!
  • @shintsu01
    Only 1 factory after 2 years of war? kinda slow dont you think?
  • @MrRxc94
    germany thank u love from spain amigos We need the United States Of Europe and create an unique army this is a wake up call for us
  • @neou.
    People don't stop because they despair. people stopped walking because they had “given up” on crawling out of despair.
  • @MrManifolder
    Better late than never. As an American, I am glad to have Europe as our friends and partners. Right now, the few/elite weapon systems still have the edge over the numerous/cheap weapon systems but the pendulum has begun steadily swinging back toward the numerous/cheap. America's relative martial edge will continue to shrink as our military continues to get stretched thinner by the day. Thus, a day will come where America will needs its friends and allies to survive and I hope they can depend upon us as well. We MUST prepare for the day when we will only be able to remain safe if we help keep both each other and ourselves safe together. Mark my words, that day will come. Strong friendships make a strong future.
  • @RJ-gl3zd
    At last!!! Thank you, Germany.
  • @casperhfl
    Great analysis, the European countries need to step up production yesterday!