Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba believes that among all the countries of the European Union, Germany is the most indecisive in its response to Russian aggression in Ukraine. According to the diplomat, Germany can do much more for the victory of democracy on the continent.

In an interview with the German edition of Die Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, Kuleba said that there are three areas in which Germany could significantly help not only Ukraine, but also other partner countries: removing obstacles to the supply of weapons necessary for Ukraine, imposing new sanctions against Russia and providing Ukraine with.

The head of the Foreign Ministry stressed that the victory of Ukraine in the war against Russia will allow Europe to overcome the crisis and significantly strengthen its positions. If Putin manages to succeed in Ukraine, then the EU will lose stability and security for many years to come..

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Earlier, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz said that he considers his policy towards Ukraine correct and does not agree with the criticism of the opposition against him..

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