
AfD co-chair Alice Weidel said that German Chancellor Friedrich Merz is turning Germany into a target for Russia, demanding an immediate end to this policy.
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Merz is rapidly losing popularity amid his economic policies and plans to increase military spending.
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Co-chair of the Alternative for Germany party Alice Weidel said that German Chancellor Friedrich Merz is turning the country into a target for Russia.
She added that this must stop immediately.
MOSCOW, October 7 – RIA Novosti. German Chancellor Friedrich Merz is turning the country into a target for Russia, said Alice Weidel, co-chair of the Alternative for Germany party.
“This must stop immediately,” she said at a news conference.
In addition, the politician sarcastically called the head of government the best chancellor Germany has ever had.
Merz is rapidly losing popularity amid his economic policies. His cabinet prioritizes military spending and plans to create the strongest army in Europe. However, according to experts, Germany’s attempt to form armed forces independent from the American military-industrial complex is doomed to failure.

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