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Olaf Scholz

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Olaf Scholz

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“The fact we've only just made a decision [on sending tanks] and already the next debate [fighter jets] is firing up in Germany - that just seems frivolous and undermines people's trust in government decisions. I can only advise against entering a bidding war over weapons systems.”

Aljazeera

Chancellor of Germany

29 Jan 2023 4 4

Olaf Scholz

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“Sadly, I cannot tell you that the impression has grown that it was a mistake to begin this war. And there was no indication that new attitudes are emerging.”

Aljazeera

Chancellor of Germany

14 Sep 2022 2 4

Olaf Scholz

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“We simply can no longer afford national vetoes, for example in foreign policy, if we want to continue to be heard in a world of competing great powers.”

Reuters

Chancellor of Germany

17 Jul 2022 3 3

Olaf Scholz

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“The Russian President must accept that there is a community of law-based democracies in his neighbourhood that is growing ever closer together. He clearly fears the spark of democracy spreading to his country.”

Reuters

Chancellor of Germany

20 Jun 2022 5 2

Olaf Scholz

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“Putin will only seriously negotiate peace when he realises that he cannot break Ukraine's defences. Western allies, who have been arming Ukraine and imposing heavy sanctions on Russia, will continue their backing for Kyiv. It is a matter of making it clear to Putin that there will be no dictated peace. Ukraine will not accept that and neither will we.”

Aljazeera

Chancellor of Germany

26 May 2022 5 3

Olaf Scholz

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“Our aim is for this invasion to fail.”

Reuters

Chancellor of Germany

14 May 2022 3 1

Olaf Scholz

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“The Russian invasion of Ukraine marks a turning point in history. It threatens our entire post-war order. In this situation, it is our duty to support Ukraine to the best of our ability in its defense against Vladimir Putin's invading army.”

Themoscowtimes

Chancellor of Germany

26 Feb 2022 4 4

Olaf Scholz

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“Russia has made the issue of Ukraine's possible NATO membership a casus belli, which is a paradox because there is no decision on this on the agenda.”

Rferl

Chancellor of Germany

19 Feb 2022 4 5

Olaf Scholz

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“We are deeply concerned about the troops we are seeing along the Ukrainian border, and that's why it's important that Europe be firm in this area and show clearly that Europe's borders are inviolable.”

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Chancellor of Germany

11 Dec 2021 4 4

Olaf Scholz

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“Further progress for Europe is the most important national concern that we have in Germany. [We must] ensure that there is no division between north and south and west and east in Europe, but rather that the further integration of Europe succeeds.”

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Vice Chancellor of Germany and Federal Minister of Finance and Social Democratic Party's (SPD) candidate for Chancellor of Germany at the 2021 federal election

07 Sep 2021 3 5

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May, 2022

Putin will only seriously negotiate peace when he realises that he cannot break Ukraine's defences. Western allies, who have been arming Ukraine and imposing heavy sanctions on Russia, will continue their backing for Kyiv. It is a matter of making it clear to Putin that there will be no dictated peace. Ukraine will not accept that and neither will we.

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Jul, 2022

We simply can no longer afford national vetoes, for example in foreign policy, if we want to continue to be heard in a world of competing great powers.

Monday

Jun, 2022

The Russian President must accept that there is a community of law-based democracies in his neighbourhood that is growing ever closer together. He clearly fears the spark of democracy spreading to his country.

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“The fact we've only just made a decision [on sending tanks] and already the next debate [fighter jets] is firing up in Germany - that just seems frivolous and undermines people's trust in government decisions. I can only advise against entering a bidding war over weapons systems.”

“Sadly, I cannot tell you that the impression has grown that it was a mistake to begin this war. And there was no indication that new attitudes are emerging.”

“We simply can no longer afford national vetoes, for example in foreign policy, if we want to continue to be heard in a world of competing great powers.”

“The Russian President must accept that there is a community of law-based democracies in his neighbourhood that is growing ever closer together. He clearly fears the spark of democracy spreading to his country.”

“Our aim is for this invasion to fail.”

“The Russian invasion of Ukraine marks a turning point in history. It threatens our entire post-war order. In this situation, it is our duty to support Ukraine to the best of our ability in its defense against Vladimir Putin's invading army.”

“Russia has made the issue of Ukraine's possible NATO membership a casus belli, which is a paradox because there is no decision on this on the agenda.”

“We are deeply concerned about the troops we are seeing along the Ukrainian border, and that's why it's important that Europe be firm in this area and show clearly that Europe's borders are inviolable.”

“Further progress for Europe is the most important national concern that we have in Germany. [We must] ensure that there is no division between north and south and west and east in Europe, but rather that the further integration of Europe succeeds.”

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We simply can no longer afford national vetoes, for example in foreign policy, if we want to continue to be heard in a world of competing great powers.

The Russian President must accept that there is a community of law-based democracies in his neighbourhood that is growing ever closer together. He clearly fears the spark of democracy spreading to his country.