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Scholz: No Ukraine Peace Talks Without Ukraine
German Chancellor Scholz insists on Ukraine's inclusion in any peace negotiations, highlighting divisions within the EU and emphasizing the need for continued support for Ukraine.
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- How is the EU supporting Ukraine's defense?
- Scholz affirmed that Ukraine, having been attacked and choosing a European path, is entitled to support. He noted that the EU has secured $50 billion in loans to help Ukraine maintain its defense capabilities.
- What was the purpose of Josep Borrell's recent visit to Kyiv?
- The EU's High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, Josep Borrell, recently visited Kyiv with a message of continued European support for Ukraine.
- What was President Zelenskyy's position on concessions to Russia?
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy urged against making concessions to Russian President Vladimir Putin, asserting that such actions would be unacceptable and self-destructive for Europe.
- What differing opinions exist within the EU concerning the Ukrainian conflict?
- Scholz acknowledged differing opinions within the EU on the matter, highlighting Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's opposition to supplying weapons to Ukraine. Many other EU countries, however, prioritize supporting Ukraine.
- What was Chancellor Scholz's stance on negotiations regarding the war in Ukraine?
- German Chancellor Olaf Scholz stated that any decision regarding the end of the war in Ukraine must involve Ukraine. He emphasized that there should be no negotiations without Ukraine's participation.