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Germany's Scholz welcomes halt on Ukraine energy facility strikes as 'first step'

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Posted on March 18, 2025

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· Last updated: March 18, 2025

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Scholz Welcomes Ceasefire on Ukraine Energy Strikes as a First Step

BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's outgoing Chancellor Olaf Scholz called a ceasefire on attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure agreed by U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin an important first step but said a total ceasefire must be next.

"The next step must be a complete ceasefire for Ukraine and as quickly as possible. Of course it is clear that we both agree on this too," said Scholz at a news conference in Berlin with French President Emmanuel Macron on Tuesday.

Scholz reiterated that there must not be no decision without Ukraine and above Ukraine's head.

(Reporting by Miranda Murray; Editing by Sarah Marsh)

Key Takeaways

  • Germany's Scholz supports the ceasefire on Ukraine's energy facilities.
  • The ceasefire was agreed upon by Trump and Putin.
  • Scholz calls for a total ceasefire in Ukraine.
  • No decisions should be made without Ukraine's involvement.
  • The announcement was made alongside France's Macron.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the main topic?
The main topic is the ceasefire on Ukraine's energy infrastructure agreed by Trump and Putin, supported by Germany's Scholz.
What did Scholz emphasize?
Scholz emphasized the need for a complete ceasefire in Ukraine and that decisions should involve Ukraine.
Who was present at the announcement?
The announcement was made by Scholz alongside French President Emmanuel Macron.

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