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he doesn't have the support of the majority of the population. liptrot's hangs all the prelude to a possible sly towards a catastrophe. the german public is pretty split on this tank issue. an m d r survey found that 94 percent of listeners are against the deliveries. but that was before the broadcaster said that it wasn't representative. they had to do a do over an infra tests. survey said that 54 percent of germans were in favor and the a r d morning magazine found that just 46 percent were in favor. so roughly split half for half against. so now it's raised to see who's tanks can get there and get blown up. first. it's kind of hard to imagine this playing out any other way. it's not like there's air superiority to protect these tanks. there have also been issues with german tanks in the past. it's puma tanks didn't survive a recent military exercise. none as in 0 tanks were operational at the end of the exercise. and these leopard 2 tanks, the same ones heading to ukraine, were used by turkey against isis in syria and ended up destroyed by things like anti tank missiles. i. e d 's rockets