Germany’s Readiness To Send Missiles for Ukraine Touches an Old Russian Nerve 

The delivery of Taurus missiles to Kyiv would help Ukraine but also bring risks.

Yves Herman, Pool Photo via AP
President Zelensky, right, meets with the German chancellor, Olaf Scholz, at Vilnius, Lithuania, July 12, 2023. Yves Herman, Pool Photo via AP

For all the talk in the distant early months of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine about how the risk of nuclear escalation could lead to a third world war, it is worth recalling that when the previous global conflict started nuclear weaponry belonged to the future. Now a new development in Ukraine’s efforts to give Vladimir Putin the boot is making the Kremlin carp that Berlin is fanning the flames of another world war. 

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