What’s your argument ? They are rightfully banning people that support terrorists. The banned people are the fascists.

Solar cells that generate electricity

Yes they send some but the supply has been more or less dry. And they don’t seem to be ordering new ones. The UK literally suggested Germany could send them Taurus in exchange for Storm Shadow because they ran out and their new replacement missle is still in development and that is why they arent buying any new ones. Also anyone else could have bought Taurus or similar missles to send to Ukraine but they aren’t. Also UK/France are not the only countries that have similar systems. Yet you never hear complaints about them not sending them.

Germany has been delivering big weapons packages frequently. Others are mostly talking. This “block” in EU parliament is not suddenly going to make the others putting on shows and making some real actions. politico.eu/…/france-talk-tough-ukraine-while-gob…

Everyone was harping on Germany for gas imports. Yet now we have Macron making big speeches about supporting Ukraine. Then they barely send any real support and instead secretly they are importing tons of Russian LNG.

That’s just another show like Macrons big words about Russia. There will be no action.

Still better than nuclear fuel refined in Russia. Or gas from Russia.

Would be nice if someone else would be stepping up as well. Germany hardly has any military to speak of yet it is somehow delivering the most weapons in recent months/weeks.

I somehow doubt they will stop if Israel stops bombing Gaza. They will just move the goalposts.

Article text:

ATHENS (Reuters) – The European Union’s naval mission in the southern Red Sea said on Saturday it had intercepted a Houthi missile to protect merchant ships.

The EU’s mission, known as Aspides, said in a press release that the German frigate “Hessen” had intercepted a missile attack from Houthi controlled territories.

“The action performed by Hessen was effective, avoiding any damage to seafarers and merchant shipping”, it added.

Aspides was launched in February to help protect the key maritime trade route from drone and missile attacks by Yemen’s Houthi militia, who say they are retaliating against Israel’s war on Gaza.