I honestly think it’s too soon for Germany to be a part of any efforts against Russia. It will always be too soon after what they did. It’s memories of that war that prompted Russia to fight against NATO being on their border.
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I think their link to this article was interesting, it’s kind of sad how many of these rising European parties seem to be gaining votes by opposing support for Ukraine rather than actually seeing a European battle going on in their ‘back yards’
>German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has been withholding approval for a new large military assistance package for Ukraine that is being proposed by Ukraine’s foreign and defence ministries.
>According to Spiegel, the German government, which is approaching early elections, has been debating additional military assistance for Ukraine for weeks.
>Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock from The Greens party and Defence Minister Boris Pistorius, a fellow Social Democrat like Scholz, reportedly proposed allocating an additional €3 billion to provide Ukraine with critically needed weapons before the early elections on 23 February
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I honestly think it’s too soon for Germany to be a part of any efforts against Russia. It will always be too soon after what they did. It’s memories of that war that prompted Russia to fight against NATO being on their border.
I think their link to this article was interesting, it’s kind of sad how many of these rising European parties seem to be gaining votes by opposing support for Ukraine rather than actually seeing a European battle going on in their ‘back yards’
>German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has been withholding approval for a new large military assistance package for Ukraine that is being proposed by Ukraine’s foreign and defence ministries.
>According to Spiegel, the German government, which is approaching early elections, has been debating additional military assistance for Ukraine for weeks.
>Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock from The Greens party and Defence Minister Boris Pistorius, a fellow Social Democrat like Scholz, reportedly proposed allocating an additional €3 billion to provide Ukraine with critically needed weapons before the early elections on 23 February
https://www.eurointegration.com.ua/eng/news/2025/01/10/7202243/