20:44, 15.11.24
Scholz does not see a threat to Ukraine in the person of Trump
The German chancellor did not hear in a conversation with Trump his intention to betray the Ukrainians.
Donald Trump has a "more sophisticated position" regarding Ukraine than is attributed to him. This was stated by German Chancellor Olaf Scholz in an interview with Süddeutsche Zeitung.
"I got the impression that he has a more sophisticated position than is often assumed," Scholz said, referring to his conversation with Trump after his election victory.
The German chancellor also does not believe that Trump can make a specific deal with Vladimir Putin on Ukraine that bypasses Kyiv’s interests.
19:39, 15.11.24
Zelensky commented on the dialogue between Putin and Scholz
According to Zelensky, it is extremely important for Putin to ease the isolation of the Russian Federation and conduct negotiations that will not end in anything.
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz told President Volodymyr Zelensky that he was going to call Russian dictator Vladimir Putin.
Zelensky said this in an evening video address. "About one of today's news items. Chancellor Scholz told me that he was going to call Putin. Olaf's call, in my opinion, is a Pandora's box. Now there can be other conversations, other calls. Just a lot of words," he said.
According to Zelensky, this is exactly what Putin has long wanted: it is extremely important for him to ease the isolation of the Russian Federation and conduct negotiations that will not end in anything.
November 15, 2024, 17:52
Scholz and Putin spoke for the first time since December 2022
Vladimir Putin and Olaf Scholz held a "detailed and frank exchange of views" on the situation in Ukraine.
Moscow confirmed that Russian leader Vladimir Putin had a telephone conversation with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz. Its main topic was the war in Ukraine, the Kremlin press service reported on Friday, November 15.
It was indicated that a "detailed and frank exchange of views on the situation in Ukraine" was held. At the same time, Putin traditionally blamed NATO for everything, which allegedly created an anti-Russian bridgehead in Ukraine and ignored Russia's interests in the security sphere.
According to him, Russia is ready for negotiations, and its demands have long been known.
"Possible agreements must take into account the interests of the Russian Federation in the security sphere, proceed from new territorial realities, and most importantly, eliminate the root causes of the conflict," Putin said.
The Russian dictator also complained about the "unprecedented degradation in all areas" of relations between Russia and Germany and accused Berlin of "an unfriendly course."
"It was agreed that following the conversation, the leaders' aides will be in touch," the Kremlin added.
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