During his speech in the Bundestag, Friedrich Merz questioned why Chancellor Scholz persists in denying the Ukrainian military access to Taurus cruise missiles, despite what appears to be opposition from within the ruling coalition. Merz called on the Chancellor to provide a clear explanation to the public regarding this decision.
Merz emphasized the importance of delivering Taurus missiles to Ukraine by pointing out that the United States had already approved a similar decision and sent ATACMS missiles. Chancellor Scholz, who was present in the parliamentary chamber, responded with a resounding "No" and expressed his disapproval of the proposal.
In his speech, which followed the Chancellor's address, Merz argued that supporting Ukraine and ensuring the defense of Israel aligned with Germany's national interests and European values.
Chancellor Scholz, in his earlier speech, emphasized the need to continue supporting Ukraine financially and with military equipment. He mentioned Germany's preparations for a winter package, which includes anti-aircraft defense systems, as a part of their ongoing support for Ukraine.
This ongoing debate in the Bundestag raises questions about Germany's stance on providing military aid to Ukraine and its commitment to regional security in Eastern Europe. The issue remains a focal point in international politics and shapes discussions on Ukraine's defense capabilities and Germany's role in the region.
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