Merz pledges further winter aid to Ukraine during Zelenskyy Berlin visit
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German Chancellor Merz publicly rebukes the U.S. for inviting Putin to the G20 and insists Europe must be included in Ukraine negotiations, marking a sharp deviation from prior transatlantic alignment. The move signals growing friction between Washington and Berlin over the Ukraine peace process, with Merz framing exclusion as unacceptable. The outcome of these talks will shape European security architecture and NATO cohesion.
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German Chancellor Merz has publicly demanded Europe's inclusion in Ukraine peace negotiations, specifically challenging a perceived U.S.-Russia bilateral track and expressing skepticism regarding Russia's commitment to a ceasefire. This stance, corroborated by Ukrainian President Zelenskyy, indicates growing transatlantic friction over the negotiation format and a hardening of the German position. The viability of a durable truce is uncertain without European and Ukrainian buy-in.
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