Germany's Continued Support for Ukraine Amid Warfare
German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul visits Kyiv to discuss arms and economic support for Ukraine amid its ongoing war with Russia. Germany reaffirms its military backing, second only to the US. Ukrainian President Zelenskiy appeals for additional Western aid following recent Russian attacks.

German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul arrived in Kyiv on Monday to discuss enhanced support for Ukraine as it battles ongoing Russian aggression, according to the foreign ministry.
Wadephul emphasized Germany's commitment to Ukraine with promises of modern air defense systems, weapons, and continued humanitarian and economic assistance. His visit comes in response to a recent massive Russian assault involving drones and missiles, which led Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy to appeal to Washington and Western partners for bolstered air defenses.
Germany currently stands as Ukraine's second-largest military supporter, trailing only the United States, whose dedication to supporting Kyiv has recently faced scrutiny. This development has increased pressure on European nations to augment their backing of Ukraine.
(With inputs from agencies.)