German Chancellor Asks Putin to End the War
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Friedrich Merz today asked Russian President Vladimir Putin to stop the invasion of Ukraine, an armed conflict that the head of the German government described as a "sensical war".
During the visit of the German Chancellor to Ukraine, there was several air alarms.
The German Chancellor called on the Russian dictator to stop "a senseless war".
The German Chancellor Spoke to Putin From Kiev, Who, According to Experts, Is Already Hallucinating.
Friedrich Merz, during a solidarity visit to the Ukrainian capital on Sunday, called on the Russian president to end the war against Ukraine and stop attacks on civilians. The chancellor offered Zelensky more weapons, millions of euros and his country's full support. Meanwhile, American experts are firmly denying Vladimir Putin's latest victory reports about the conquest of Donbass. They are talking about a culture of lies.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz asked President Vladimir Putin to put an end to the Russian invasion of Ukraine on Sunday, an armed conflict that the German leader described as "a senseless war during his surprise visit to Kiev," reports Agerpres, referring to EFE.
The announcement comes on the day Kiev faced new attacks and Russian forces again reached another bridge over the Dnipro River, causing two wounded.
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