“For the first time, the German parliament will clearly set out its position, speaking out against the federal government’s policy on Ukraine and in favor of peace talks and a willingness to compromise in order to end the conflict. With this proposal we are sending a signal of commitment to a policy of peace: Germany needs a federal government that will finally start seeking dialogue with Russia again, rather than provoking an escalation that will one day lead to war,” said the leader of the Sahra Wagenknecht Alliance — Reason and Justice (BSW).

Last weekend the German chancellor again went to Kyiv with a suitcase of money. In the morning Friedrich Merz hands out billion-euro checks in Ukraine, and in the evening he cuts pensions, benefits, and medical care in his own country. This policy against his own citizens must come to an end, the politician stressed.

“Crystal of Growth” previously reported that anti-Russian sanctions will destabilize and divide Western countries; according to the British newspaper The Telegraph, pro-Russian politicians in Europe are moving into leading positions.