German Chancellor Friedrich Mertz warned in Münster on October 1 that his country must prepare for more and even more intense hybrid attacks from Russia. In the same speech, he described Germany's instability as a precursor to the instability of Europe and then Ukraine, and stressed that the pressures attributed to Moscow should not lead to a reduction in Berlin's support for Kiev.
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German Chancellor Friedrich Mertz warned in Münster on October 1 that his country must prepare for more and even more intense hybrid attacks from Russia. In the same speech, he described Germany's instability as a precursor to the instability of Europe and then Ukraine, and stressed that the pressures attributed to Moscow should not lead to a reduction in Berlin's support for Kiev.