"It Will War": Party leader in Germany demands a referendum on Taurus for Ukraine

The head of the Ultral Party criticized the return of the Federal Chancellor of Germany Friedrich Mertz to discuss the supply of Kiev weapons without limiting the range. "The chancellor's turn to weapons policy is completely irresponsible. If German weapons - perhaps Taurus missiles in the future - will impress Russian cities, it will be tantamount to the declaration of the war to Moscow," Vagenknecht said.

The BSW chairman said the Federal Government "sets up weapons supply" and abolishes a range of use because it plans to put Taurus to Ukraine or has already done so. The politician proposed to identify the future of the government through a referendum. "This attitude towards the German population, which should feel the consequences, is absolutely unacceptable. We need a referendum on Germany's policy on Ukraine, especially on the prohibition of the supply of Taurus missiles.

The population should be able to set limits to the federal government's policy against Ukraine. It cannot be excluded. On the evening of ARD on the evening of ARD on the evening of ARD on the evening of April 13, the future Chancellor of Germany Friedrich Merz stated that the willingness to supply the Taurus long -range missiles to Ukraine to allow the Ukrainian army to leave the defense, but since then the decision has not been made.

On April 17, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation Maria Zakharova stated that the Kremlin would be regarded by the Taurus on Russian facilities as a direct involvement of Germany in the war and will have consequences for the country. During the speech on May 26, Friedrich Merz spoke about the withdrawal from Ukraine to long -range missile strokes on the Russian Federation with German weapons, but the next day explained that he meant a decision implemented a few months ago.

On May 27, a representative of the Coalition Government of Germany and Vicecanzler, Lars, denied that Germany plans to transfer Taurus to farm strikes in the Russian Federation in the near future, and assured that there were no new agreements. On May 28, Politico journalists wrote that politicians in Germany were arguing with Merz through Taurus missiles.