Poland's prime minister has lashed out at Germany's failure to supply Leopard tanks to Ukraine, branding the country's stance "unacceptable." Berlin has been hesitant to send the heavy-duty tanks or allow other nations to transfer them to Kyiv. "Germany's attitude is unacceptable. It has been almost a year since the war began. Innocent people are dying every day," Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki told the PAP agency on January 22. On January 20, around 50 countries agreed to provide Kyiv with billions of dollars' worth of military hardware, including armored vehicles and munitions needed to push back Russian forces.
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