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As tensions rise between Russia and Ukraine, Germany faces fierce criticism for promising to supply Kiev with medical supplies, but not weapons.
Our guests: Jessica Berlin (Military expert), Alexander Rahr (Russia expert), Michael Thumann (Die Zeit).
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