Germany Approves $7.8M Arms Exports to Israel

Germany approved arms exports to Israel worth €6.6 million ($7.8 million) during the early weeks of the Iran war.

Government data showed approvals covered February 28 to March 27.

Following Israeli and US strikes on Iran.

According to the German Ministry of Economy, the data came in response to inquiries from the Left Party.

Export volumes remained relatively low.

Compared to previous periods.

Licenses had reached €166.95 million.

In four months after easing Gaza-related restrictions.

The exports did not include heavy weapons.

Such as tanks or artillery.

But other military equipment.