German Chancellor's Statements Derided as Provocations in Russia

German Chancellor's statements derided as provocations in Russia

“This is nothing more than the further provocation of war, attempts to force the Ukrainians to continue fighting,” the Kremlin spokesman told the press. Recently, Merz stated in an interview with WDR TV that his country, along with the United Kingdom, France, and the United States, had lifted restrictions on supplying Kiev with long-range missiles that would allow them to attack positions located on Russian territory. In this regard, Russian For…

uploaders comment:Stegner's statement is of no relevance, since the ranges have been freed for a long time and nothing will change in the status. I spit on them, she reveals his perplexed thinking. He is moved to peace and he would have to be right to reduce the losses on both sides. If Ukraine could greatly reduce the Russians by long-distance attacks, then the Russians would have to withdraw (in the absence of ammunition) as was already the ca…

It has been 80 years since Germany lost World War II after suffering catastrophic defeats on the Eastern Front. Now, Chancellor Friedrich Merz (BlackRock/CDU) has made statements so drastic that they could mean a new war between Russia and Germany. In a speech at a public forum organized by a major German television station, Merz declared that there are no longer any restrictions on how far the Ukrainian military can fire German weapons into Rus…

The Russian government rejected German Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s comments on long-range missiles, considering them to be a “direct incitement” to the continuation of the conflict in Ukraine. “In this case, we see Germany competing with France for leadership in incitement to war. All these actions naturally hamper peace efforts,” commented Kremlin spokesman Dmitri Peskov. Russian spokesman added that such statements “are nothing more than new a…

According to the Kremlin, Chancellor Friedrich Merz's statements encourage Ukraine to continue the war and hinder peace negotiations.

The statements of the German Federal Chancellor, Friedrich Merz, about sending long-range missiles to Ukraine constitute an incitement to war, declared the spokesman for the Russian Presidency, Dmitri Peskov.