Germany's Big Surrender To Putin? After Russia's Threat, Scholz Makes This Appeal To Moscow & NATO

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has urged major powers to resume arms control talks amid escalating rhetoric that could lead to a new Cold War. Expressing concerns over potential arms races, Scholz emphasized the importance of dialogue to prevent further escalation. Watch

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Germany is under occupation since 1945.

[hughjanus]

Germany!!! Get a grip on your country. Get your politicians WORKING FOR YOU …not the ambitions of the USA!!!

[gojngvt]

I feel that honest working people in Europe are entitled to feel personally offended by such EU irresponsible rulers.

[FourthMatrix]

Since when does NATO make treaties with Russia in good faith, without later blatantly violating them?

[mamacryright]

WEak, timid, untrustworthy... Olaf, Germany

[BridgingCulturesChinaAmerica]

The other leaders of Europe should follow suit and do what's best for their country instead of what the US tells them to do.

[kotilman]

We, the European population, (where I live, Netherlands) cannot pay "endless" to keep Ukraine on its feet (Ukraine has, by itself, a tiny and not important economic BNP), because it impacts our living standards (energy/heating/living costs, food, social security costs) in a very (read: very!) severe way since 2022. Inflation + much higher living costs are the reality now, here, since 2022. Has to do with the enormous (milliards) spendings of the EU into this senseless war, that can be stopped anytime when the EU wants peace. Germany starts to understand that, now. 18 July 2024.

[nirajshrestha]

germany needs to maintain strength against potential threats, but Russia can not?

[artabanaida]

Germany does not belong to German people Germany belong to the Bank as Japan South Korea France ect

[peterr]

Germany needs to prevent against external threats FROM WHO??? In my lifetime, no other country has threatened to invade Germany. Germany, however, has been an occupied country since 1945 by the US, who still boasts significant forces and missiles systems in Germany.

[alfc]

After 1991, Russia went to it corner and was doing it things. But the USA/NATO thought it was a great opportunity to make a move. 33 years later, Russia is stronger and more powerful than Europe, even with the help of the USA. As of today, Russia is a mighty country.

[wvyjdei]

They thought Putin is joking all along

[fogbullit]

Russia has never made idle threats, people need to be very very careful

[john]

The EU countries need to look back in history and see how many times they've defeated Russia in war.. No reason to think it would be different in a new war.

[ifysglobalchannel]

You call for an end to the arms race, but at the same time, you seek to develop your own missiles? Confusion everywhere!

[markdemasseur]

He is waking up. Better late than never. Peace is the answer to war. It saves many lives This is the talk . Not kill, kill and kill, like nato.

[dorothymartin]

It is not a "surrender" to use good sense and care for the people.

[drewthompson]

How many remember the U.S. dropping out of the INF treaty? How many remember when the U.S. government overthrew the elected Ukraine government? How many are aware that the U.S. changed their doctrine to allow first strike? Nobody remebers Russia's 8 yr attempt at diplomacy? Nobody in the West listened anyway. Anybody remember the U.S. getting a little upset when the Soviets put nukes in Cuba?

[dennisward]

american missles should be in america only...

[seansixfive]

Germany must be thinking, with friends like America, who needs enemies?