German Chancellor 'blames' Russian President Putin again
Russian President Vladimir Putin's victory in the conflict in Ukraine would have serious consequences for the EU, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz said in a post on social network X.
“...The consequences of a victory over Russia will be much more costly for us in every way than our support for Ukraine,” he argued.
The German Chancellor tried to justify this in light of the financial difficulties caused by the support for Kiev.
In the comments under the post, users noted that for EU citizens, the consequences of the actions of Western politicians have become too heavy, they called for an end to the conflict in Ukraine and solving Germany's own problems.
Earlier, analysts from the largest Dutch banking group ING said that the German economy will face recession in 2024. For his part, German Finance Minister Christian Lindner noted that Germany is becoming poorer due to the lack of opportunities to ensure economic growth.
