Germany’s Scholz opposes sanctions relief for Russia

The summit lasted three hours and aimed at formulating security guarantees for Kiev

Germany’s Scholz opposes sanctions relief for Russia

Chancellor says recent developments show 'Russia is currently not interested in real peace,' calls for more pressure on Moscow - Anadolu Ajansı

France's President Emmanuel Macron welcomes around 30 heads of state and government in Paris to discuss military assistance and prospects for Ukraine's security. See Chancellor Olaf Scholz's statement on the meeting of the "Coalition of the Willing."

New summit of the “willing” this morning in Paris, around Emmanuel Macron in the halls of the Elysée, with the participation of about thirty countries allied with Ukraine, including Italy, represented...

Ukraine's European allies gathered in Paris on Thursday spoke out unanimously against any lifting of the sanctions imposed on Russia, while France and the United Kingdom are ready to deploy troops to Ukraine as a "security guarantee". In this perspective, a Franco-British mission will be "in the next few days in Ukraine",* announced French President Emmanuel Macron, Paris and London as now the "pilots" of the Russian ...

After the Ukraine summit in Paris, Chancellor Scholz was one of the first to come to the microphones. As the most important joint result, Scholz said that all the states gathered in Paris had agreed that Ukraine would need further support and that it would also receive it. It makes no sense, according to Scholz, to end the sanctions now as long as peace had not actually been achieved. Unfortunately, one is quite far away from that. ARD correspon…