Olaf Scholz said in Davos that Putin will not be able to win the war against Ukraine/UP
The world will not agree to peace in Ukraine on the terms that Russia will dictate. Putin should not win, and he will not be able to do it.
The world will not accept the peace “imposed” by Russia
This statement was voiced by German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, speaking at the World Economic Forum in Davos.
There will be no imposed peace, Ukrainians will not accept it, and we will not accept it,” Scholz said.
He stressed that Putin will only negotiate peace if he realizes that he cannot break the defense of the Ukrainians. At the same time, the Chancellor noted that NATO will not do anything that could make the Alliance a party to the conflict.
Putin will not be allowed to win this war
Scholz noted that not only the fate of Ukraine, but also the international order is at stake now.
Our goal is very clear – we cannot let Putin win this war, and I am sure that he will not win it,” the German chancellor emphasized.
He noted that the prospect of a Russian takeover of all of Ukraine seems less likely than at the beginning of the war, thanks to Ukrainian forces and the support of the international community.
A nuclear state does not have the right to “redraw” borders
Scholz added that “a nuclear state acts as if it has the right to redraw borders.” However, it is imperialism that threatens to bring us back to a time when war was a common instrument of politics.”
Briefly on shameful calls to negotiate with Russia
- Yesterday, Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba said in Davos that many in NATO have “lost the moral and professional right” to make any comments on Ukraine.
- The statement was made in the context of the same “imposed” peace on Ukrainians. After all, some world leaders allowed themselves statements that Ukraine should cede territories for the sake of peace with Russia.
- In particular, former US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger said that Ukraine should give part of the territories to Russia in order to achieve peace with Russia.
- French President Emmanuel Macron became famous for his preliminary shameful statement “to cede territories” in order to “save face” to Putin.
