Facing German tanks again after 80 years: Putin

Referring to Germany's decision to send tanks to Ukraine, Russian President Vladimir Putin said history was repeating itself.

He said, it is unbelievable but true. We are being threatened again by the German Leopard tanks, he said in a speech on Thursday (February 2) on the 80th anniversary of the end of the Battle of Stalingrad. BBC news.

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• 80 years ago during the Second World War, Soviet soldiers fought against the German Nazis in the city of Stalingrad in the then Soviet Union. This is known as the Battle of Stalingrad. About 91,000 German soldiers were captured by the Soviet forces in that war.

Referring to Germany's decision to provide Ukraine with Leopard tanks, the Russian president said history has repeated itself. It's unbelievable, but true. We are once again being threatened by German Leopard tanks. This Friday, the British media reported on BBC Online.

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• Germany is one of the countries helping Ukraine to defend its territory. Almost a year ago, Russia launched a full-scale bloody campaign in Ukraine. The country's campaign has prompted Western countries to arm the Kiev government.
• Meanwhile, at one stage of the speech, the Ukrainian president indicated the use of nuclear weapons again. He said, "Those who hope to defeat Russia on the battlefield may not know that the modern war with Russia will be very different for them. We are not sending our tanks to their borders. But we have more ways to respond. We will not be limited to the use of armored weapons. This should be understood by everyone.

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Journalists asked Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov about Putin's statement. But he did not say anything in detail. Etuku said that as the Western countries come together to give new weapons to Ukraine, Russia will use its powerful weapons to the maximum in response.