The CEO of the German defense concern Rheinmetall said that after the end of Russia’s war against Ukraine, the company is ready to participate in the supply of weapons for a possible international peacekeeping mission.
The CEO of the German defense concern Rheinmetall said that after the end of Russia’s war against Ukraine, the company is ready to participate in the supply of weapons for a possible international peacekeeping mission.
Rheinmetall, according to company CEO Armin Papperger, can offer «over 2,000 items.» However, he did not give specific figures for possible deliveries, Deutsche Welle writes .
However, the CEO of the concern added that no specific talks are currently underway, that is, we are talking about theoretical possibilities.
Previously, Great Britain, France, Denmark, and Sweden stated that they were ready to send peacekeepers to Ukraine.
Armin Papperger previously reported that a plant for repairing equipment is already operating in Ukraine, which became the first in the cooperation. In addition, an ammunition production plant is currently being built, which, as Armin Papperger reported, will begin operating in 2026. And thirdly, Rheinmetall would like to build a plant for the production of anti-aircraft systems, «regardless of whether there is a war or not.»
