Russland: Merz warnt vor dem „bislang schwerstem“ Kriegswinter in der Ukraine
Massenmigration, Destabilisierung, Unsicherheit: Ein russischer Sieg über die Ukraine wäre katastrophal, betont der Kanzler. Seine Botschaft richtet sich nicht nur an Moskau, sondern auch an die AfD.
Münster, Germany - Chancellor Friedrich Merz warned of the "most severe" war winter to date in Ukraine during a ceremony in Münster where the Westphalian Peace Prize was awarded to NATO. The German chancellor highlighted the government's military support for Ukraine against AfD criticism, stating that in a few weeks, the fifth war winter would begin due to Russia's aggression against Ukraine.
Merz addressed the anxiety of Ukrainians and European allies following the AfD's recent success in local elections. He emphasized that Europe was particularly looking to Germany at this time, and any wavering or instability on their part could have dire consequences.
The chancellor warned against abandoning Ukraine, stating that without German aid, Ukraine would not achieve a negotiated peace, but rather a dictated one. This would lead to mass migration to the West and destabilization of the Ukrainian state. The Russian invasion would be rewarded, and Europe would become an "uncertain continent."
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