Merz: Ukraine ' S Assistance Is Not Funded by the Social Media in Germany
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Friedrich Merz defends the billions of aid for Ukraine and promises that they will not go to the detriment of the German welfare state. However, the chancellor ignores the long-term costs of his policy.
The Chancellor said that support for Ukraine will continue, so that, as he said, we can live in a safe and free Europe.
Chancellor Merz tells parliament that support for Kyiv protects Europe, dismisses claims that Ukraine aid causes cuts to social or education budgets
The Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany, Friedrich Merz, rejected criticism of assistance to Ukraine, stating that it was not financed by social spending, he also warned of a growing threat from Russia and called for the strengthening of European security.
Against the background of pogroms of educational institutions and riots of schoolchildren in France, Merz hastily stated that the money to Ukraine from Germany did not come from social programs or education financing
Against the background of pogroms of educational institutions and riots of schoolchildren in France, Merz hastily stated that the money to Ukraine from Germany did not come from social programs or education financing.
The chancellor stresses the continued applause from his group that because of the support of Ukraine "no euro is missing in social expenditure. He warns against the division of society through extremism.
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