The possibility of involvement in possible forces that will be undertaken to implement security guarantees for her was left by Vice -Chancellor, Finance Minister and Social Democratic Party (SPD) Lars Klingbale, however, highlighting his primary goal.
“After the ceasefire, everything can be discussed, including European security guarantees for Ukraine,” the Social Democrat politician said in the established “summer” interview with the second channel of German public television ZDF.
Answering a question about whether Germany – and Europe – must send soldiers to Ukraine in order to ensure peace, he said: “Of course, we must also take responsibility as Europeans in terms of security guarantees, whether they are troops, the training of the Ukrainian army, or the Ukrainian Army.” Security guarantees are “a central element of a solution after negotiations,” he added.
Asked if, as finance minister, he would like to have access to the “frozen” Russian assets in the West, Mr Klingbil said, “emotionally yes, but it is legally difficult”, while noting that “a solution has been found, at least for access to interest”.
Asked by Bundeswehr’s involvement in Ukraine’s security warranty after an agreement with Russia, the Christian Democratic Party (CDU) on foreign policy issues Roderich Kiseer told Bild that “the only reliable long -term security guarantee would be a long -term guarantee of security guarantees The development of troops in which Germany should of course contribute. “
In the same question, the Vice President of the SPD Parliamentary Group Siemtye Meler has preached the US role: “The US contribution is central to all security guarantees. We Europeans will also contribute significantly, but they are still unclear how. The details of how this will be structured will be discussed as soon as Russia stops its war and negotiations for a just peace for Ukraine begin, “she also told Bild.
