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war – Warns of World War III

A number of celebrities and other prominent Germans have in an open letter strongly warned Chancellor Olaf Scholz (SPD) against sending heavy weapons to Ukraine, which was announced earlier this weekreports The world.

The letter states that Vladimir Putin has violated international law by starting the war – but this does not justify “getting an escalation of this war to a nuclear conflict on the purchase”.

Sender «tanks»

Behind the letter with 28 signatures are figures such as actor Lars Eidinger, feminist Alice Schwarzer and author Martin Walser. The tone of the review is that Putin does not need a pretext from NATO to expand the war.

SIGNATURE: Actor Lars Eidinger, known from “Babylon Berlin”, among others, is among the 28 who have signed the petition. Photo: Vianney Le Caer / Invision / AP / NTB
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Minister of Defense Christine Lambrecht (SPD) announced on Tuesday that Germany will, among other things, send the “tank” Cheetah to Ukraine.

– We hope that you reconsider with regard to your original attitude and do not, either directly or indirectly, deliver additional heavy weapons to Ukraine, the 28 write to Scholz, and continue:

– On the contrary, we urge you to contribute to a ceasefire – to a compromise both parties can agree on.

POSITIVE SANCTIONS: Dagbladet’s foreign commentator, Morten Strand, explains how some sanctions can help Russian President Vladimir Putin. Video: AP.
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Double criticism

Germany was early in declaring support and promises of arms to Ukraine after the outbreak of war on February 24 – a breach of the country’s foreign policy after World War II.

However, the authorities are drawn between those who think like the petition signatories and those who think Germany is not doing enough. Among others, Federal President Frank-Walter Steinmeier (SPD) has been criticized for his close ties to Russia, and the government has been accused of not doing enough, and instead putting oil and gas flows from Russia ahead of aid to Ukraine.

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