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Germany’s parliament has voted overwhelmingly in favor of delivering heavy weapons to Ukraine. This marks a historic shift in German politics after weeks of reluctance.
here, to have a very precise perspective which the secretary-general can bring and deliver to moscow, meeting with the president of this state. because if we just come to kyiv and communicate, it s not enough. so consider that first of all you need to understand what is taking place here. that is why lots of leaders, both like chancellor of austria, i always offered if they go to russia, to moscow, first you should understand what is happening here. if you are speaking really about the help and support, not about political tourism. so i think he will see it here, and his opinion about ukraine will be even stronger. as for the weapon delivery to ukraine, weapons supply, we are definitely not interested in the opinion of russian federation, though they, since the beginning of war, were delivering it as well. you do remember the full-scale