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Cameron assessed the likelihood of a “ring exchange” of missiles with Germany to transfer Storm Shadow to Ukraine

German Federal Chancellor Olaf Scholz, despite great pressure from the Bundestag, does not stop opposing the provision of Taurus missiles to Ukraine with a target destruction radius of up to 350 km, fearing attacks by the Ukrainian Armed Forces on Russian territory.

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About  that in London they do not share Scholz’s concerns about the consequences of sending the Taurus to Ukraine, and are considering the possibility of a “ring exchange” of almost identical missiles with Kiev, NBN writes, citing a statement by British Foreign Minister David Cameron, published in ;German publication Süddeutsche Zeitung.

According to Cameron, there are methods of building restrictions that provide for the proper use of these weapons, that is, ensuring in advance that “they [the missiles] will in no way contribute to escalation [with the Russian Federation].”

The head of the British Foreign Office added he has full confidence in Ukrainian partners who keep their word and do not use weapons provided to them in a way the allies who transfer them do not want that is that is exclusively for the defense of Ukraine .

In addition, Cameron separately emphasized: if Germany does not intend to transfer its missiles directly to Ukraine, the UK is ready to move to a “ring exchange” – give Kiev more Storm Shadow missiles (a stripped-down alternative to the Taurus, with a shorter range ), and in return, to receive Taurus missiles from Berlin.

We previously wrote about how Scholz justified himself for refusing to supply Taurus missiles to Ukraine.

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