Germany issues ultimatum to secure Ukraine funding
Chancellor Friedrich Merz threatens to withhold agreement on EU’s next budget unless bloc can unanimously agree on additional financial support for Kyiv
Germany issues ultimatum to secure Ukraine funding
Chancellor Friedrich Merz threatens to withhold agreement on EU’s next budget unless bloc can unanimously agree on additional financial support for Kyiv
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