Scholz named the only condition for negotiations between Ukraine and Russia and he himself is ready to talk to Putin without conditions

Scholz named the only condition for negotiations between Ukraine and Russia / Collage 24 Channel

Germany is one of Ukraine’s strategically important allies in the war started by Russia. If Berlin previously made attempts to push Kyiv into negotiations with Moscow, now it is not doing so.

In an interview, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz named the only condition under which these negotiations are important. He also stressed that Ukraine will continue to receive support from Germany.

When are negotiations possible?

Olaf Scholz was asked how long Germany could support Ukraine in a war started by Russia.

Russia's attack on Ukraine is the return of imperialism to Europe. That is why now is the turning point, and arms deliveries will be made as long as needed,” he emphasized.

At the same time, Olaf Scholz noted that he had communicated with Putin in the past. Moreover, he plans to conduct a dialogue with the Russian President in the future. At the same time, he named a clear condition for negotiations between Moscow and Kiev.

However, the negotiations require Russia to take a decisive step. This step should be the withdrawal of troops, Scholz emphasized.

Until Putin decides to withdraw his troops, our defenders are helping him. They destroy hundreds of invaders every day, sending them to the “Kobzon concert”.

Enemy losses are growing

• During the day on November 11, our military sent 1,100 soldiers of the so-called “second army of the world” to the next world. And since the beginning of the full-scale invasion – February 24, 2022 – 311,750 occupiers have been sent to hell.
• In addition, over more than a year and a half of the great war, 5,349 tanks, 10,073 armored combat vehicles, 7,559 artillery systems, 881 MLRS and 580 air defense systems were turned into scrap metal.
• But that's not all. Also, the occupiers will be missing 322 aircraft, 324 helicopters, 5,632 operational-tactical UAVs, 1,560 cruise missiles, 22 ships, 1 submarine, 9,944 vehicles and tank trucks, as well as 1,078 units of special equipment.

Let's return to the Germans. On November 12, Defense Minister Boris Pistorius confirmed that Berlin will allocate 8 billion euros in military aid to Ukraine in 2024. This will also speed up our victory and the destruction of the enemy.