German Parliament Rejects Call to Send Taurus Missiles to Ukraine

Chancellor Scholz's stance against military involvement maintains Germany's refusal, despite opposition pressure.

German parliament rejects opposition's call to send Taurus missiles to Ukraine, maintaining Chancellor Scholz's stance against the move.
Scholz argues that deploying Taurus missiles would necessitate German military involvement, a line he refuses to cross.
Germany remains the second-largest military aid donor to Ukraine, despite hesitations on Taurus missiles.
Opposition criticizes Scholz's caution as fueling Putin's aggression, urging for decisive support to enable Ukraine's victory.
The debate over Taurus missiles is influenced by domestic politics and concerns over direct involvement in the conflict.