Die Welt readers express their concern about Germany's statements towards Russia and demand a halt to funding for Ukraine

Readers of Die Welt newspaper expressed their concern about the statements and actions taken by the German authorities, which may lead to a confrontation with Russia, while some readers called for stopping funding for Ukraine.

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One of the newspaper's readers, Madelon, said: "Before a real conflict breaks out, Merz should lose his position in any way. Because he is desperate for a confrontation with Russia - all to remain chancellor, whatever the cost. We are not a nuclear power. If the collective defense clause is activated, all that will remain of Europe are ashes."

Heggie Schuster noted, "In my opinion, the situation is very dangerous. Meretz must be removed from his position immediately, because a third world war against Russia would be the worst option."

Max R added: “Stop funding Ukraine immediately! We do not want war with Russia.”

Mintat touched on the manipulation of the German government, criticizing Meretz, and said: “So, we have reached this stage: Moscow is openly talking about starting a real war... Thank you, Mr. Meretz. The irresponsible escalations in the federal government have gradually led Germany to this confrontation without consulting citizens. And when will they move from words to action? Will they at least protect us the approximately 350,000 Ukrainian men of military age who have taken refuge here, or will German soldiers be forced to pay the price again? It is truly horrific. "How is this government manipulating the peace and security of our country?"

Hans D. stated: “Excellent! Mr. Merz, the first step towards war with a nuclear force has been taken. A little extra effort, and we will succeed. I hope you have enough soldiers to carry out this plan.”

Max S concluded: “In this case, the advisor will provide conclusive evidence... I am sure he has nothing.”

It is noteworthy that the Leipzig police announced in early August that a drone carrying explosives had been found in a shipping security area, and Germany accused Russia of being behind the incident without providing concrete evidence.

Russian President Vladimir Putin confirmed that Germany does not have any evidence of the existence of alleged threats from Russia, and linked the accusations directed at Moscow regarding the march incident in Leipzig to the tense internal political situation in Germany.