Shultz’s emphasis on a conference with the presence of Russia: it is time to examine the prospect of peace

According to Isna, German Chancellor Olaf Schultz said today (Wednesday) that the time has come to discuss peaceful ways to end the war in Ukraine and emphasized holding a peace meeting with the presence of Russia.

In his speech to the German parliament, he said: “Now is the moment to see what opportunities arise. I agree with the president of Ukraine about the necessity of holding another peace conference with the presence of Russia; This is what we have to do.”

Stating that Germany is making every effort to establish a fair and non-imposed peace in the war in Ukraine, he said that Berlin wants an agreement that respects the territorial integrity and sovereignty of Ukraine.

On Sunday, Schultz also announced his support for Russia’s invitation to an international peace conference to end the war in Ukraine.

At the beginning of this week, he spoke to the TV channel “Zed”. D. Germany said that in his recent meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, he discussed the latest developments in the war and the possibility of holding a new peace conference to end the conflict. “There will definitely be another peace conference, and Zelensky and I agree that Russia should also be at this conference,” the German chancellor said.

Fighting illegal immigration

The German chancellor also promised to continue the fight against illegal immigration to Germany, saying: “We now have a deportation flight to Afghanistan and I can say that we will have more cases and will continue to do so.” We will also deport criminals to Afghanistan and Syria again.”

Last month, a Syrian citizen, whose asylum request was not accepted, killed three people and injured eight others in an attack with a cold weapon. Since then, Germany’s coalition government has come under increasing pressure to curb illegal immigration.

Germany, the largest economic power in Europe, remains one of the main destinations for illegal immigrants and asylum seekers who want to live in the EU. Last year alone, German authorities registered more than 266,000 cases of illegal entry and stay in the country, and many of these illegal immigrants were from Syria and Afghanistan.

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