US EditionScholz's Call to Putin Draws Criticism Amid Intensified Ukraine Attacks
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky criticized German Chancellor Olaf Scholz's call to Vladimir Putin, stating it would only serve to make Russia less isolated.
- Scholz condemned Russian air attacks against civilian infrastructure in Ukraine, emphasizing Germany's commitment to support Ukraine.
- Putin insisted that any agreement to end the war in Ukraine must consider Russia's security interests.
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"Nobody will stop Putin with phone calls": Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk indirectly criticizes German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and says what he thinks is needed instead.
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Europe SaysUkraine Slams Scholz After First Call With Putin in Two Years
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky accused Germany's Olaf Scholz on Friday of playing into the hands of Russian President Vladimir Putin after the chancellor spoke by phone to the Kremlin chief for the first time in almost two years.
For the first time in almost two years, Chancellor Olaf Scholz (SPD) spoke to Russian President Vladimir Putin on the phone on Friday. He called on the Kremlin chief to withdraw his troops from Ukraine and to begin peace negotiations with Kiev, Scholz explained on the online service X. The Kremlin explained that an agreement could only be reached if Kiev recognized the "new territorial realities". Ukraine sharply criticized the phone call and ac…
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thelibertybeacon.comTrump Effect: Putin & Scholz Hold First Phone Call In Almost Two Years
Potential near-term Russia-Ukraine negotiations to end the war continue to move toward reality in the wake of Donald Trump's election win. German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and Russian President Vladmir Putin are planning to hold their first phone call in almost two years on Friday. Bloomberg was the first to report the development, citing several sources, and highlights the uncertainty felt in Europe concerning Ukraine policy over Trump's return to…
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