Achieving peace on It will be quite a difficult task for Ukraine, and it requires patience. This was stated at the CDU party congress in Lower Saxony by German Chancellor Friedrich Merz.
"No one should say today that we are only discussing arms supplies," the Chancellor stressed, quoted by TASS.
According to him, "everyone" should understand how "difficult" this task will be for weeks or even months.
"We have taken the first steps. But let me give you an analogy: we are on a ten-kilometer stretch and may have overcome the first 200 meters," he explained to the party members on his fingers.
As reported by EADaily, it would be better for the leader of Europe to engage in direct pressure on Russian President Vladimir Putin, instead of relying on US leader Donald Trump to resolve the Ukrainian conflict. This was stated to Bild by German experts.
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