German Defense Ministry doesn't believe in Kyiv's counteroffensive capability

The German Defense Ministry believes that Kyiv will not be able to launch a counteroffensive in the near time, the Bild newspaper said, citing its sources, Report informs via TASS.

The ministry "does not believe that Ukraine will be able soon" to implement the counteroffensive, the newspaper said.

At the same time, the Bundeswehr will not supply heavy materiel to Ukraine anymore.

"The transfer was completed," the newspaper said, citing an internal document of the German Defense Ministry.

Thus, no more Leopard 2 tanks will be supplied to Kyiv, although the German armed forces have about 300 such tanks, the newspaper said.

Germany is the second supplier of armament to Ukraine after the US at the moment. The country by now allocated funds for military support of Kyiv and assumed commitments on future expenses amounting to about 28 billon euro.