Merz says ‘obvious’ Putin-Zelensky meet won’t happen

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German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said Thursday it was now “obvious” that a hoped-for meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky would not happen.

Speaking beside French President Emmanuel Macron, Merz said their cabinets would talk about the Ukraine war “in light of the fact that there will obviously not be a meeting between President Zelensky and President Putin, unlike what was agreed between President Trump and President Putin last week when we were together in Washington”.

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  • Why would Putin waste his time with a guy asking stuff totally absurd considering the situation on the front, and, on top of that, illegitimate president of Ukraine that cannot be recognized to sign any kind of legal mutual agreement? EU-NATO are anyway the decisive entities deciding how many more Ukrainians will die for them. The irony is that Russia instead of being weaker, gets stronger and develops better weapons by testing them in the real battle. Can’t believe Ukrainians are so brain dead not to see that they are being used and sacrificed.

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