"Afterword to global indecision…
You'll help Ukraine with the necessary weapons anyway and realize that there is no other option to end the war except the defeat of [Russia].
But today's indecision is killing more of our people. Every day of delay is the death of Ukrainians. Think faster." -- Mykhailo Podolyak, advisor to Ukrainian President Zelenskyy, tweeting on the hesitation/ indecision on the part of the German government over whether to allow its Leopard II tanks to be transferred to Ukraine by allies, or to supply them directly. The longer the "indecision," the more apparent it's not an act of conscience on the part of Germany but an act of cowardly (and perhaps corrupt) betrayal.
