Outcome of Ukraine War According to German Chancellor Revealed
In an interview with ZDF, published on August 31, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz expressed his deep concern about the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine. Merz emphasized that the war's continuation is not an option due to the potential risks to other countries and Germany.
Merz stated that the war between Russia and Ukraine cannot end at the cost of Ukraine's surrender. He believes that if Ukraine surrendered its independence, it would put other countries and eventually Germany at risk. Merz warned that if Ukraine surrendered, Russia would then target another European country, adding, "The day after tomorrow it will be us"—which he said is not an option.
The German Chancellor expressed his goal in ending the war between Russia and Ukraine as quickly as possible, but not at the cost of Ukraine's surrender. He stated that the war between Russia and Ukraine could continue for an extended period, but he hopes for a peaceful resolution that protects Ukraine's sovereignty.
Merz's latest statement on the war between Russia and Ukraine emphasizes the potential risks to other countries and Germany if Ukraine surrenders its independence. He reiterated his goal in ending the war, stating that it should not be at the cost of Ukraine's surrender due to potential risks.
Merz also expressed his concern about the potential risks to other countries and Germany if Ukraine surrenders its independence. He stated that if Ukraine surrendered, another country would be at risk the next day, and Germany itself the day after that.
In conclusion, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has made it clear that the war between Russia and Ukraine cannot end with Ukraine's surrender due to potential risks to other countries and Germany. He has emphasized the importance of protecting Ukraine's sovereignty and finding a peaceful resolution to the conflict.
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