Leadera AfD Talks About the Deveselu Shield and Accuses NATO of Not Taking Into Account Putin's Concerns: "Let's Impose negotiations."
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In an interview with The Economist, the leader of the German party of extreme right-wing Alternative for Germany (AfD), Alice Weidel, said that NATO did not take into account "a problem that Russia has repeatedly highlighted, referring to the extension of the Alliance to the border with the country led by Vladimir Putin, and mentioned the Aegis missile system at the Deveselu Military Base.
Alice Weidel, leader of the German AfD group, claims that the West must take into account "Russia's security interests and exert pressure on Ukrainian President Volodimir Zelenski to end the war. It invoked the anti-racquet shield from Deveselu, resuming Kremlin's claims about alleged nuclear capabilities installed in Romania.
"Why didn't anyone listen to Russia's concerns?
Alice Weidel, leader of the extreme right-wing party Alternative for Germany (AfD), criticized Wednesday, October 21, the expansion of NATO's anti-missile infrastructure, invoking that "no one has listened to Russia's security concerns.
Alice Weidel says she puts Germany first, but wants to leave Ukraine to Putin. AfD's appeasement policy threatens the freedom of all of Europe and must be kept out of government power.
Alternative for Germany (AfD) co-chair Alice Weidel called for "Russia's security interests" to be taken into account in talks to end the war in Ukraine. In an interview with The Economist, she also stated that pressure should be put on Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to agree to an agreement with Vladimir Putin.
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