“German Chancellor Friedrich Merz stated that Russia is systematically attacking German infrastructure and destabilizing most of the country. Source: Merz in an interview with the French TV channel LCI after meeting with French President Emanuel Macron in Tulon details: Merz stressed that Russian ruler Vladimir Putin was attacking Germany’s infrastructure daily and trying to influence public opinion, in particular through social networks.”, – WRITE: www.pravda.com.ua
Source: Merz in an interview with the French TV channel LCI after meeting with French President Emanuel Macron in Tulon
Details: Merz stressed that Russian ruler Vladimir Putin attaches Germany’s infrastructure daily and tries to influence public opinion, “in particular through social networks.
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“Putin destabilizes most of our country. He intervenes everywhere,” the chancellor said.
“So, we are already in conflict with Russia,” adds the head of the German government.
According to him, Putin does not feel the threat from NATO and therefore attacks democracy. He stressed that Russian aggression goes beyond territorial claims.
Direct Language: “Putin no longer respects any international arrangements. In this new period, in this new world, we face the heads of states that are no longer ready to accept the general rules of international law. It is not only Putin. The same applies to Si Jinping in China. The same with North Korea.”
Details: When asked by a journalist, whether the Chancellor has Putin’s phone number, Merz replied that diplomacy was only provoked by Putin for even greater aggression against civilians.
Direct Language: “I could call Putin at any time if I wanted. In fact, I had done if I had hope to be able to move the situation in the right direction with such a call. But today, all the diplomatic efforts we did every time only provoked even more aggression against civilian population. So we say less.”
Details: According to the head of the German government, the world will be forced to fight the Putin Russia for many years.
Direct Language: “We all hope that one day we will be good neighbors with the Russians again. But, unfortunately, today we are very, very far from it. I would say that this Putin regime and everything that is part of it, the oligarchs, this kleptocracy that has captured the state, we must say” no. ”