Political analysts who spoke with “Sky News Arabia” believe that the war has reached a critical juncture. Ukraine With a chance of falling Sowstal FactoryThe last pockets of protest in the city Like MariupolKyiv latest requirement German weaponsThat is one reason for this call.

The president’s office in Berlin announced that the call was aimed at easing tensions following Ukraine’s criticism of Germany’s refusal to export modern and heavy weapons. Kiev.

Three weeks ago, the German president, while in Poland, offered to go to Kiev with the leaders of the Baltic states, but Kiev refused.

Ukraine justified its rejection of Steinmeier’s relationship RussiaImmediately, the German president sought to calm the atmosphere by insisting that aid to Ukraine be limited to receiving refugees, but also sending equipment and weapons.

The politics of Berlin

During the 10-week war, German officials and parties differed in their positions on the shipment of modern and heavy weapons to Ukraine, meaning that Berlin should not expand the scope of the war and its economic consequences in Germany. Criticism of European and Ukrainian politicians.

Schultz refused to criticize his country because it did not play a key role in thwarting Russian moves and warned against hasty decisions in supplying arms to Ukraine.

Ukraine, on the other hand, has not stopped pressuring Berlin, with Ukraine’s ambassador to Germany Andrei Melnik pointing out that the “Kebert” armored vehicles that Germany wants to send are 40 years old, while his country needs modern German weapons such as the “leopard”. Tanks, “Mortar” armored vehicles and “Howitzers” artillery. “.

The secret of the call

Regarding the reasons for the call at the present time, Mustafa Dusa, a political analyst, believes that the Ukrainian president has realized Berlin’s importance in the European system because he “prevents” the Russian oil cut and accepts it. The view that the EU has failed in the economic crisis.

He adds that Germany’s refusal to supply attack and heavy weapons prompted Zhelensky to approach Germany in an attempt to change its position.

Nasser Zuhair, head of the international relations department at the Geneva Research Center, found that Gelensky’s call was aimed at avoiding the mistakes of Ukraine, which had refused to accept German leadership because Germany had become a “stumbling block” in the supply of arms to Kiev.

Berlin position

As for Germany’s position on the call, Dusa hopes it will respond to Gelensky’s demands, as the military equation with the Russians has reached a point of “broken long bones”.

He continues: “Europeans and Americans firmly believe that not teaching the Russian president a lesson in the Ukrainian arena can lead him to war and develop his ambitions for expansion beyond eastern Ukraine, and to reach countries that do not belong to Eastern European countries. For NATO.”

Last week, Schultz stressed Ukraine’s continued support for military and financial assistance, but stressed the need to act prudently.

The German president’s remarks came just days after Kebart announced that it would send anti-aircraft tanks to Ukraine and train Ukrainian troops on its soil to use howitzers and artillery systems.