"It's fatal". Germany to sound the alarm because of the situation around Ukraine
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"It's fatal". Germany to sound the alarm because of the situation around Ukraine

Annalena Baerbock
Source:  online.ua

Chief of German diplomacy Annalena Baerbock admits that she is hugely excited that attention to the Russian-Ukrainian war is decreasing internationally.

Baerbok is worried about the decrease in attention to Ukraine from other countries

"At the moment, attention to Ukraine is disappearing from the public's field of view — this is fatal," the German MFA chief warned.

Annalena Baerbok once again drew the attention of the international community to the fact that the aggressor country does not stop regularly attacking Ukrainian civil infrastructure. Therefore, it is necessary to "work on ensuring that Ukraine's winter protective shield is strong."

According to the German diplomat, the future of Ukraine lies in the EU and NATO, and the West should do everything possible to support it on this path.

Annalena Baerbok predicted that the Ukraine-NATO Council's first meeting on November 29 in Brussels will speed up our country's entry into the Alliance.

According to her, NATO standards, force and asset planning and armed forces reform are central to this process.

For this purpose, Germany will invest an additional 11.5 million euros in the Ukraine-NATO Trust Fund, the head of German diplomacy reported.

Scholz shared his prediction about the duration of the war in Ukraine

As German Chancellor Olaf Scholz believes, the war in Ukraine can last a very long time.

He also frankly admitted that he still sees no signs that Kremlin leader Vladimir Putin wants to stop his war of aggression against Ukraine and withdraw his army.

We must be prepared for the fact that the war can last a very long time, the German leader warned.

According to Scholz, developing resilience and protecting your infrastructure from attacks is extremely important.

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