Trucks and vehicles: Germany updated military aid list provided to Ukraine

Germany has updated the list of aid given to Ukraine last week.

Information about the full list of weapons is available on the website of the government of the Federal Republic of Germany.

This time, the list of aid already transferred to Ukraine includes 10 M1070 Oshkosh tank transporter tractors and 53 border protection vehicles belonging to the German Border Guard (Grenzschutzfahrzeuge).

Traditionally, the terms and method of delivery of equipment to Ukraine are not disclosed.

They also note that 14 tracked and remote controlled infantry vehicles for support tasks are being prepared for shipment to Ukraine to support the supply.

The specifics of these vehicles are currently not disclosed.

As previously reported, the Ukrainian Air Assault Forces showcased the German Dingo armored vehicles that were adopted by the Ukrainian forces.

It is now known that 30 Dingo armored vehicles have been sent from Germany to Ukraine, and another 20 units of the same equipment are scheduled to be transferred.

Dingo ATF is manufactured by Krauss-Maffei and is in service with the German and Luxembourg troops. The vehicle is made on a Unimog chassis.

The equipment is designed for patrolling and reconnaissance. The design of the vehicle must withstand the explosions of mines, improvised explosive devices, as well as small arms bullets, fragments of artillery shells, grenades, etc.

The Ukrainian military also showcased the deployment of the German MARS II MLRS.

This launcher is basically a licensed copy of the American M270 MLRS with minor modifications.

Mars II is designed to destroy clusters of enemy manpower and equipment, artillery batteries, air defenses, command posts, and communications, as well as to set up the minefields through remote mining.

According to the German government, at the moment, Ukraine has 5 units of MARS II MLRS. In addition, the German government recently handed over additional ammunition for this MLRS to the Ukrainian army.