Germany: Arms aid to Ukraine to continue

Scholz, who met US President Joe Biden at the White House on March 3, addressed the Russia-Ukraine war in an interview with CNN.

Stating that Russia was not as successful in Ukraine as he had hoped, Scholz said that Russian President Vladimir Putin was wrong about the strength of the Ukrainians and the unity of his friends who support them.

Stating that it is difficult to predict what will happen next in Ukraine, Scholz said: “But one thing is very clear. We will continue to provide economic and humanitarian aid, as well as arms support to Ukraine.” he said.

Stating that no decision would be made without the Ukrainians, Scholz said: “Putin needs to understand that he cannot succeed with his imperialist invasion and aggression and must withdraw his troops. This is the basis of the negotiations”. he used his statements.

Prime Minister Scholz stated that Germany is the most supportive country for Ukraine in terms of economic and military aid in continental Europe. Stating that it was thought that Germany would have economic difficulties because of the war, Scholz said: “There is no economic crisis in Germany. There is no shortage of natural gas or anything like that.” saying.

Scholz also stressed the importance of continuing the production of weapons, ammunition and military equipment on a permanent basis in the context of security.

Referring to Germany’s and the European Union’s relations with China, Scholz said they have warned Russia not to supply Russia with weapons and he was optimistic that this will not happen.

Scholz added that Biden is one of the most talented presidents, that he has great knowledge of international relations and that he also contributes to transatlantic cooperation, which is also important for world peace and NATO. (AA)