Sergei Lavrov has accused German Chancellor Friedrich Merz of using anti-Russian slogans reminiscent of Nazism to militarize Germany.
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In Kuala Lumpur, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov criticized German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, accusing him of promoting the militarization of Germany with anti-Russian slogans evoking the Nazi era. Lavrov said it was absurd to consider Russia a threat and stressed that Merz was no longer seeking diplomatic solutions. He emphasized that peaceful options are exhausted because of Russia's actions, but accused Germany of a military orientation in the Ukraine conflict.
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