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US President Biden has not called for a change of government in Moscow
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Biden caused a stir with a speech in Poland: he sounded as if he was aiming for regime change in Moscow. He currently denies it. Meanwhile, Health Minister Lauterbach expressed concern about the vaccine status of refugees. More on live ticker.
U.S.During a speech in Warsaw on the war in Ukraine, US President Joe Biden rejected calls for the ouster of Russian President Vladimir Putin. On Sunday evening (local time) a reporter went to Pitani Church and asked: “Mr. President, should Putin be removed (from office)? Mr. President, did you call for regime change? “Biden replied,” No. “
During his speech in Warsaw on Saturday evening, Biden called Putin a “dictator” and concluded with the words: “For God’s sake, this man cannot be in power.” The White House immediately stressed that this was not a call for Putin’s removal. .
On Sunday, US Secretary of State Anthony Blingen also stressed that the United States was not seeking a transfer of power in Russia. Biden’s statement caused a great deal of controversy in Russia.
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7:58 am – Kühnert: SPD wants to co-operate with Bundeswehr-funded union
SPD general secretary Kevin Kühnert stressed that the federation wants to co-operate with the union in implementing the planned special fund for bandwagon. At the same time, he warned CDU / CSU parliamentary committee chairman Friedrich Merz (CDU) that the union’s approval would depend on a full vote on the plan. “It simply came to our notice then. In situations like war and peace, you should not play with the approvals in the Pantastok, “Kühnert told ARD” Morgenmagazin “.
5:55 am – Russia moves more units to the Ukrainian border
Russia continues to move additional troops to the Ukrainian border. This was announced by the Ukrainian army at night. Russia continues its missile and air strikes on Ukrainian troops and military infrastructure, including the city of Kharkiv.
3:32 am – BKA boss: 200 crimes related to the Ukraine war per week
According to the Federal Criminal Police Office (BKA) in Germany, war crimes against Ukraine are on the rise, especially against people with Russian roots. “There are crimes against people of Russian descent and people of Ukrainian descent in our community. We are currently counting 200 such crimes a week – most of them anti-Russian,” BKA boss Holger Munch told the German editorial network (RND, Monday editions).
These crimes ranged from insults and threats to physical assaults. According to Münch, property was also damaged, such as “drawing graffiti with appropriate content”.
00:15 – Zelenskyy emphasizes regional unity in Ukraine
Ukraine wants to emphasize its regional integrity and sovereignty in the next round of peace talks with Russia. Thus said President Volodymyr Zhelensky in a video message. Negotiations are scheduled for next week in Turkey. Effective safety guarantees are essential. Ukraine’s goal is peace and a speedy return to normalcy in its own country.
He had previously told the independent Russian media that he was ready to provide Russia with security guarantees, such as Ukraine’s non-nuclear status. But Vladimir Putin should meet with him for an agreement, Zelenskyj said In an interview News website Medusa, TV channel Doshd and business newspaper Kommersant.
12:00 am – Lauterbach – Concerns about health care for refugees
The health care and immunization status of war refugees from Ukraine is of considerable concern, according to Federal Health Minister Carl Lauterbach (SPD).
Litterbach announces on Built TV that he will address the conference of health ministers on Monday: “We will talk about how to provide health care for people fleeing Ukraine, including vaccines. We will explore what role vaccination centers can play in this.” Not only that, there are “big vaccination gaps” for measles.
11:08 pm – Erdogan calls on Putin to call a ceasefire in Ukraine
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has called on Russian President Vladimir Putin to call a ceasefire in Ukraine. In a telephone conversation on Sunday, Erdogan said he was pushing for an improvement in the humanitarian situation in the region.
10:54 pm – The federal government plans to buy a missile defense system
According to President Olaf Scholes, the federal government is considering purchasing a missile defense system. “This is definitely one of the things we advise, for good reason,” Scholz says at ARD. Earlier, politicians in the Traffic Light Coalition suggested that Germany buy an Israeli missile defense system. The SPD politician also has a two percent commitment to NATO countries.
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