Ukraine arms deliveries: denial of interim relief due to insufficient substantiation of prospects of success

The Federal Constitutional Court rejected the applicant's application for a temporary injunction, meaning the status quo regarding weapons deliveries to Ukraine remains in force. The case involved a challenge against government measures related to the supply of arms to the Ukraine, where the applicant sought to halt these deliveries pending a full constitutional review. The Court denied relief solely on procedural grounds, determining that the applicant failed to provide sufficiently substantiated arguments demonstrating that a constitutional complaint would be neither obviously inadmissible nor obviously unfounded, nor that the filing constituted an abuse of process, thereby meeting the initial threshold required under § 32 Abs. 1 BVerfGG for granting interim relief.