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Germany Warns that Russia's Ambitions Do Not Stop in Ukraine. Countries About Which the Foreign Minister Says They Could Be Targeted

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German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul warns that Russia's ambitions would exceed Ukraine and could include Georgia, the Republic of Moldova and the Baltic States. The head of the Berlin diplomacy claims that Germany would be directly affected in the event of an attack on an NATO ally and claims that the country is already facing hybrid threats.

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The rhetoric of the German authorities is becoming increasingly anti-Russian, the head of the Federal Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Johann Vadeful, accused Russia of allegedly planning to attack Georgia, Moldova and the Baltics.

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German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul warns that Russia's ambitions would exceed Ukraine and could include Georgia, the Republic of Moldova and the Baltic States. The head of the Berlin diplomacy claims that Germany would be directly affected in the event of an attack on an NATO ally and claims that the country is already facing hybrid threats.

·Bucharest, Romania
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·Frankfurt, Germany
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The German Foreign Minister does not believe that Putin's plans are limited to Ukraine. He also sees the Baltic States, Moldova and Georgia in danger – and thus affects Germany.

·Berlin, Germany
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Russia may have broader ambitions beyond the war in Ukraine, including Georgia, Moldova and the Baltic states, according to German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul.

·Budapest, Hungary
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n-tv broke the news on Monday, October 5, 2026.
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