The head of the Bureau of International Policy of the Office of the President of Poland, Jakub Kumokh, said that Ukraine will be able to receive a small number of German Leopard tanks from the Polish side.
On the Zet radio station, he said that Poland will transfer a “symbolic amount” in the future — several dozens of tanks.
Currently, the Polish side is negotiating with the allies regarding the transfer of these tanks. Poland wants to create a “coalition of countries” that have these combat vehicles. The other day, Prime Minister Mateusz Moravetskyi also spoke about it.
Poland has a total of more than 240 Leopard 2 tanks in three modifications (A4, A5 and PL).
The German government, however, said that Berlin currently has no plans to send Leopard 2 tanks to Ukraine.