Statements by the German Foreign Minister
At the Foreign Policy Forum in Berlin on November 25, German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul stated that Russia is preparing for a broader conflict with NATO, emphasizing the importance of basing peace negotiations on the current frontline. He noted that Russia is forming a new division every month, which indicates its intentions to create the potential for war against NATO by 2029.
Wadephul also pointed to the seriousness of the threat facing the world, noting that this is not a distant prospect but a current reality. The minister stressed that an aggressor like Russia should not be rewarded for its aggression. He emphasized that the world has not faced such a serious threat since the end of the Cold War, indicating the need for a serious approach to these challenges.
Germany's readiness to face challenges
Thus, Germany, as one of the key players in NATO, continues to actively monitor the situation and emphasizes the importance of being prepared for possible threats in the future.
The statements of the German Foreign Minister reflect the growing concern of European countries regarding security in the context of Russia's aggressive actions. Preparation for a possible conflict with NATO and the formation of new military units may signal an escalation of tensions, requiring serious diplomatic efforts to prevent conflict. Germany, as one of the leading NATO countries, advocates for an active role in ensuring stability and peace in the region.