The German Defense Minister announced it would transfer the first Iris-T air defense system to Ukraine in the next few days for the Russian missile attack.
German Defense Minister Christine Lambrecht said that the first Iris-TM Air Defense Complex for Ukraine will be transferred in the next few days, the other three systems will be provided by Germany from the beginning of the following year.

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The missile attack on Kiev and many cities showed the importance of quickly providing air defense systems for Ukraine.
The Iris-T SL Bullet cars displayed in Berlin in 2016. Photo: Wikipedia.
The statement was made after Russia conducted a fierce attack by missiles into Kiev and many cities across Ukraine.
Iris-T has a range of 40 km and is enough to shoot down the target at a maximum height of 20 km, designed to protect key locations before attacks from aircraft, helicopters, aircraft
Germany has transferred to Ukraine 24 Gepard self-propelled air defense system, 10 PZH 2000 self-propelled cannon, about 3,000 Panzerfaust 3 anti-tank bullets and 900 launchers, 500 shoulder-to-shoulder air defense missiles FIM-92 Stinger and 2,700 missiles
The German Foreign Ministry spokesman said the building was a consulate in the country in Kiev who was hit by a rocket in Russia's air strike.
The capital Ukraine has suffered the most intense raid for the past half year, causing many vehicles to be destroyed, at least 5 deaths.