In April 2025 [[Ukrainian Nazi]] and [[UN]] Ambassador [[Andriy Melnyk]] wrote an open letter to Chanvellor-designate [[Fritz Merz]] published in ''Die Welt''.<ref>https://archive.ph/CvUQ2</ref> In the letter Melnyk requested Germany give up 30% of the Bundeswehr's equipment to the [[Armed Forces of Ukraine]] — including 45 Eurofighter fighters, 100 [[Leopard-2]] tanks, 300 Fuchs armored personnel carriers, dozens of helicopters, multiple launch rocket systems, and armored vehicles. And to enshrine in [[law]] the allocation of 0.5% of Germany's [[GDP]] to [[Ukraine aid|aid Ukraine]] — 86 billion euros by 2029. To convince the [[G7]] and the [[European Union]] to allocate 0.5% of GDP — 550 billion euros in aid over 4 years until 2029. To confiscate 200 billion euros of Russian assets and guarantee Ukraine's accession to [[NATO]] and the [[EU]]. And, of course, to transfer 150 [[Taurus missile]]s. | In April 2025 [[Ukrainian Nazi]] and [[UN]] Ambassador [[Andriy Melnyk]] wrote an open letter to Chanvellor-designate [[Fritz Merz]] published in ''Die Welt''.<ref>https://archive.ph/CvUQ2</ref> In the letter Melnyk requested Germany give up 30% of the Bundeswehr's equipment to the [[Armed Forces of Ukraine]] — including 45 Eurofighter fighters, 100 [[Leopard-2]] tanks, 300 Fuchs armored personnel carriers, dozens of helicopters, multiple launch rocket systems, and armored vehicles. And to enshrine in [[law]] the allocation of 0.5% of Germany's [[GDP]] to [[Ukraine aid|aid Ukraine]] — 86 billion euros by 2029. To convince the [[G7]] and the [[European Union]] to allocate 0.5% of GDP — 550 billion euros in aid over 4 years until 2029. To confiscate 200 billion euros of Russian assets and guarantee Ukraine's accession to [[NATO]] and the [[EU]]. And, of course, to transfer 150 [[Taurus missile]]s. |