The Bundestag MP called for devastating blows to the Russian Federation - DW

According to MP Bundestag Rhoderich Kizyvetter, Germany herself should not be involved in the Russo-Ukrainian war, but Ukraine should help affect military facilities in the Russian Federation. The Bundestag deputy, an expert of the Christian Democratic Union on Defense and Foreign Policy, Roderich Kizetter said it was time to realize what Russian President Vladimir Putin was creating and drawing conclusions. He said this in an interview with the German edition of Deutsche Welle.

At the same time, the deputy stressed that Germany himself should not be involved in this war. He stated that the Russian Federation was carrying a war on the world instead of becoming a force of peace. Therefore, the war in Ukraine should be moved to the territory of the Russian Federation. "Russian military facilities and headquarters need to be destroyed. We must do everything possible for Ukraine to affect not only oil refineries in Russia, but also ministries, command points and fire points.

The Russian people are time to realize that it has a dictator who He sacrifices Russia's future, sacrifices the future of Russian youth and ethnic minorities, "Kizetter said. According to him, in the event of Kiev's defeat, millions of Ukrainians will leave the country, jeopardizing the cohesion of European states.

"It will also show that the West is unable to stop such a dictator as Putin, who in a terrible bloody blotch thoughtlessly sacrifices hundreds of thousands of his soldiers," the German MP said, emphasizing that Russia is finally recognizing the right of its neighbors to exist. The Kizyvetter also touched on the supply of weapons to Ukraine, noting that he was expecting to transfer Taurus missiles to Ukraine after returning Chancellor Olaf Sholtz from Washington. "I expect that he (Olaf Scholt.

On February 8 and 9, Olaf Scholtz is visiting the US. The media reported that Ukraine's support should be one of the main conversations with President Joe Biden. Ukraine will receive military assistance from Germany and EU countries if the United States is unable to restore funding. A representative of the Federal Government of Germany during a press conference, which took place on February 9, spoke about possible actions.