Merz Says Russian Threats Will Not Weaken Germany’s Support for Ukraine
Tensions between Russia and the West are intensifying along NATO’s borders, as German Chancellor Friedrich Merz accused Moscow of a violent posture that threatens Europe’s peace order.
Merz said attacks attributed to Russia would not deter Berlin from supporting Kyiv, underscoring Germany’s resolve amid the heightened confrontation.
His remarks linked the alleged attacks to broader concerns about European security, portraying Moscow’s conduct as a threat extending beyond Ukraine.
The chancellor’s message was that pressure on Germany would not change its position: Berlin would maintain its backing for Kyiv despite the attacks he attributed to Moscow.
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