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Scholz-Putin Call Raises Concerns Amidst Ukraine Conflict

Zelenskyy criticized Scholz's call with Putin, fearing it would lessen Russia's isolation and hinder meaningful negotiations. Putin reiterated his conditions for peace, while the call occurred against a backdrop of uncertainty regarding future US support for Ukraine and political challenges in Germany.

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What was Zelenskyy's concern regarding Scholz's phone call with Putin?: Zelenskyy warned Scholz that his call with Putin would reduce Putin's isolation, hindering any meaningful negotiation outcomes.
What external factors are casting a shadow over the continued support for Ukraine?: The Scholz-Putin call occurred amidst uncertainty regarding the incoming Trump administration's stance on Ukraine and internal political challenges faced by Scholz in Germany, potentially impacting continued support for Ukraine.
What was the main message conveyed by Scholz to Putin during their phone conversation?: Scholz condemned Russia's war in Ukraine during his call with Putin, urging him to withdraw troops and negotiate a just peace, but Putin insisted on acknowledging Russia's territorial gains.
What were Putin's conditions for a potential peace deal, as stated in the Kremlin's statement?: Putin stated that any peace deal should recognize Russia's territorial gains and security demands, including Ukraine renouncing NATO aspirations, blaming NATO's aggressive policies for the war.
What was Zelenskyy's perspective on negotiations that could ease Russia's isolation without producing concrete outcomes?: Zelenskyy criticized negotiations that would only lessen Russia's isolation without achieving concrete results, arguing that this allows Russia to maintain its current policies and avoid accountability.

Jan 22, 19:09

Odesa Museum's Art Collection Finds Refuge in Berlin

Following a rocket attack on the Odesa Museum of Western and Eastern Art in July 2023, the director relocated its collection to Lviv and subsequently to Berlin for preservation, resulting in a German-Ukrainian exhibition, "From Odesa to Berlin," opening January 24, 2024.

Jan 22, 13:11

Odessa's Art Finds Refuge in Berlin: A Joint Exhibition Showcases Cultural Preservation

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Jan 20, 16:10

Ukraine Launches "Unity Hubs" in Germany to Facilitate Refugee Return

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German Far-Left and Far-Right Unify on Russia Negotiation Demand

On Markus Lanz's talk show, representatives from Germany's AfD and BSW parties surprisingly agreed on the need for immediate negotiations with Russia to end the war in Ukraine, advocating a cessation of arms supplies and the lifting of sanctions, even as their justifications and views on Putin's culpability differed significantly.