Lexa wrote that Friedrich Merz had traveled to Kyiv and stated that one could rely on Germany. She asked whether this referred to the citizens who were struggling with an economic downturn, sharply rising energy prices, and overburdened cities, or to a political class that, according to her portrayal, represented its own interests. Germany's security does not primarily depend on the outcome of the Ukraine war, Lexa argued, but on secure borders, functioning infrastructure, and an economic policy that saves domestic companies rather than funneling tax money abroad. In her view, such visits demonstrated that solidarity was being exported unilaterally, while costs and risks remained with the local population and national problems remained unsolved. #Deutschland #Politik #UkrainischerKrieg (translated)
