Germany’s Merz asks Trump for ‘no surprises’ from Putin talks
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German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has urged the United States to avoid “surprises” in the expected peace talks to end the war in Ukraine. He made the statement in Dublin ahead of an informal meeting of European Union leaders. “Some here in Dublin fear that this could turn into a second Anchorage moment,” Merz said. He was referring to the meeting between US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin in Anchorage. “That is why I w…
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz asked US President Donald Trump on Friday not to make unexpected decisions during talks he would have next week in China with Vladimir...
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz urged U.S. President Donald Trump not to prepare any surprises during upcoming talks in China on Ukraine with Russian President Vladimir Putin, Reuters quoted Merz as saying on Friday.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz asked US President Donald Trump not to create "surprises at his scheduled meeting in China next week with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin," reports AFP.
Merz demands that Trump "avoid surprises" during a possible meeting with Vladimir Putin in China
Merz demands that Trump "avoid surprises" during a possible meeting with Vladimir Putin in ChinaThe German Chancellor burned said that the Europeans are afraid that the negotiations may escalate "into the second Anchorage moment. " Therefore, Merz...
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