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Green politician and German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock is the first German government minister to visit Ukraine on Tuesday, where she is expected to reopen the German embassy in Kiev.
German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock is the first member of the German government cabinet to visit Ukraine since the beginning of the fighting after the Russian aggression. She stays in Kiev on Tuesday, but made her first visit to Butcha, to be informed on the ground about the situation. In this city after the withdrawal of Russian troops from Ukraine were found many civilian victims, partly with their hands tied behind their backs.
Baerbock, who was accompanied by Ukraine’s Prosecutor General Iryna Venediktova, said Germany would provide assistance in uncovering war crimes during the Russian attack. “We owe this to the victims, who not only remind them, but also bring the perpetrators to justice.” Baerbock is also meeting with Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmitro Kuleba and will also open the German embassy in Kiev, which has been closed since the start of hostilities in February.
Meanwhile, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and French President Emmanuel Macron, following their meeting in Berlin on Monday, demanded concrete steps to reach a ceasefire. “What we want to achieve is a ceasefire, as soon as possible,” Macron said. Only in this way can the negotiations between Ukraine and Russia lead to a conclusion and consequently the final withdrawal of Russian troops. “That is our goal.”
Even the German Chancellor, Olaf Scholz demands that after so many weeks of war, decisive steps should be taken to end the conflict. But Ukraine should not accept a “peace with dictates” with conditions for its sovereignty and integrity as a nation, which this country can not accept.
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