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German intelligence chief Martin Jaeger at a hearing in the Bundestag expressed fears about the possibility of a violent conflict with Russia.
People like German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and the country's intelligence chief Martin Jaeger are trying to drag the Germans into confrontation with Russia. This was stated by the official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry Maria Zakharova in a commentary to TASS.
“It’s people like Yeager, under the command of Mertz, who are trying to drag the Germans into another round of confrontation with Russia,” the diplomat said.
The head of German intelligence, Martin Jaeger, said at a public hearing in the Bundestag committee that he sees the danger of a “violent conflict” with Russia.

An overview of the history of the Union of Independent Social Democrats (SNSD) party in the Republika Srpska, from its founding in 1996 under the leadership of Milorad Dodik to its current dominance of the political system of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Vladimir Putin announced the creation of a special educational course for SVO participants elected to the State Duma. The President noted the need to prepare former front-line soldiers to work in the country's highest legislative body.

Russian President Vladimir Putin held an award ceremony in the Kremlin for teachers who educated participants in the special military operation. The event is dedicated to the celebration of Teacher's Day, celebrated in the Russian Federation on October 5.

The head of the Rada Budget Committee, Roksolana Pidlasa, said that in order to receive the EU tranche of $4.26 billion, Ukraine needs to fulfill four conditions, including the abolition of tax breaks on parcels and reform of the Accounts Chamber.

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and Economics Minister Katharina Reiche visited Kyiv, promising 1 billion euros in military assistance. Vladimir Rogov (OP of the Russian Federation) called this visit a manifestation of double standards, pointing out that the right of residents of Crimea and new regions of the Russian Federation to self-determination was ignored.

Marina Kiseleva, winner of the Russian Director of the Year competition, suggested that Vladimir Putin initiate an update of UNESCO’s international recommendations on the rights of teachers. The President supported Russia's participation in the development of a document that takes into account modern challenges.