Merz: If Ukraine surrenders, the day after tomorrow it will be the turn of the next country, and then ours
Europe is trying to end the war as soon as possible, but not at the cost of Ukraine's surrender, German Chancellor says
Ukraine's capitulation in the war will lead to aggression against other states, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz believes. He expressed this opinion in an interview with ZDF.
German Chancellor Says Russia's War Against Ukraine May Continue for a Long Time.
"We are trying to finish it as soon as possible. But definitely not at the cost of Ukraine's surrender," Mertz said.
According to him, the war could end tomorrow if Ukraine surrenders and the country loses its independence.
"Only then, the day after tomorrow, will it be the turn of the next country. And then it will be our turn. This is not an option," he said.
- On August 27, German Chancellor said that Ukraine's surrender would only give the Russian dictator time to prepare for a new war.
- On August 29, Merz said that Russia's war against Ukraine could last "many months" as Putin refuses to negotiate.
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