Germany News: Merz Lauds NATO with Westphalian Peace Prize
Merz said Germany expects more serious Russian hybrid attacks and vowed continued support for Ukraine as NATO received the Westphalian Peace Prize.
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Merz warns of more Russian hybrid attacks as he reaffirms support for Ukraine
BERLIN, Oct 1 - Chancellor Friedrich Merz warned on Thursday that Germany faced more hybrid attacks from Russia as he pledged to continue support for Ukraine ahead of what is likely to be its harshest winter since the start of Russia's invasion in 2022. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Chancellor reaffirms Ukraine's support for the Peace Prize award ceremony to NATO +++ CDU politician Bareiß leaves Bundestag budget committee +++ Left, Green and SPD in Berlin lead preliminary talks on possible government formation +++ all developments in the live blog
NATO has received the Westphalian Peace Prize. In its laudation, the Chancellor conjures up its cohesion. The Ukraine war must not divide Europe.
The Federal Chancellor uses a laudation for a speech that he has not yet delivered. He strongly warns of the danger from Russia, talks about the responsibility of Germany and deals with the AfD.
Europe will not be confused by Russia's hybrid attacks, it is ready for them and will respond clearly to them. In a solemn speech at the presentation of the Westphalian Peace Prize, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said so on Thursday. The award went to the North Atlantic Alliance this year.
Germany news: Merz lauds NATO with Westphalian Peace Prize
At a ceremony to honor NATO, the German chancellor warned that Russia will threaten the rest of Europe if it isn't stopped in Ukraine. In other news, the German military will set up its first drone regiment. DW has more.
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