Friedrich Merz
“Delivering Taurus is not going to war” - German Chancellor candidate Merz
German chancellor candidate is ready to supply Taurus to Ukraine under certain conditions
The rating of the pro-Russian party BSW in Germany has fallen to a minimum
German chancellor candidate Merz proposes creating a group on Ukraine with the participation of 4 countries
Bundestag rejects delivery of Taurus missiles to Ukraine
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“Delivering Taurus is not going to war” - German Chancellor candidate Merz
Friedrich Merz said that the supply of Taurus missiles to Ukraine would not mean Germany's entry into a war with Russia. He emphasized that such missiles would help Ukraine defend itself against Russian aggression.
German chancellor candidate is ready to supply Taurus to Ukraine under certain conditions
CDU leader Friedrich Merz announces his readiness to supply Ukraine with Taurus cruise missiles, but under certain conditions. He criticizes the Scholz government for its lack of strategic vision and calls for greater European independence from the United States in helping Ukraine.
The rating of the pro-Russian party BSW in Germany has fallen to a minimum
The rating of the “Union of Sarah Wagenknecht” (BSW) in Germany has dropped to 8%, reaching its lowest level since June 23. The CDU/CSU bloc remains the strongest opposition force with 31% support.
German chancellor candidate Merz proposes creating a group on Ukraine with the participation of 4 countries
German chancellor candidate Friedrich Merz has proposed setting up a contact group of Germany, France, the UK and Poland. The goal is to work out proposals on the European post-war order after the war in Ukraine.
Bundestag rejects delivery of Taurus missiles to Ukraine
German Bundestag rejects proposal to supply Ukraine with Taurus cruise missiles.
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