The German armed forces should continue to push ahead with the “New Generation Armored Transport” project, which is intended to replace the aging Fuchs armored transport vehicle. However, the project will no longer be financed from the 100 billion special fund, but from the regular defense budget, according to a letter sent by Parliamentary State Secretary Siemtje Möller to members of the Bundestag budget committee at the beginning of the week, which the editors have received . In addition, tests of a potential successor are to be carried out in 2023.
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