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Europe Europeans reject parts of the US plan for war in Ukraine

SDA

22.11.2025 - 14:44

dpatopbilder - German Chancellor Friedrich Merz (CDU) sits with Emmanuel Macron (M), President of France, and Keir Starmer (l), Prime Minister of Great Britain, at the G20 summit. The agenda includes the economy, energy and climate change. Photo: Michael Kappeler/dpa-Pool/dpa
dpatopbilder - German Chancellor Friedrich Merz (CDU) sits with Emmanuel Macron (M), President of France, and Keir Starmer (l), Prime Minister of Great Britain, at the G20 summit. The agenda includes the economy, energy and climate change. Photo: Michael Kappeler/dpa-Pool/dpa
Keystone

Germany and other leading supporters of Ukraine reject the US plan for an end to the Russian war of aggression against Ukraine in its current form. Although the current draft provides a basis, further work must be done on the plan, according to a statement published after a crisis meeting on the sidelines of the G20 summit.

Keystone-SDA

22.11.2025, 14:44

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