A weekly survey of the local population showed that the Chancellor's rating continues to decline due to the war in Ukraine.
More than 50% of Germans are dissatisfied with Chancellor Olaf Scholz's position on the war in Ukraine. According to a weekly poll by the INSA Institute for Public Opinion Research, the head of government's rating among the population is rapidly declining due to the refusal to supply weapons to Ukraine.
According to Focus, 52% of Germans surveyed believe that Scholz is doing poorly in the Russian-Ukrainian war. The citizens of Germany do not share the position of a politician who, despite military aggression by Russia, is trying to maintain relations with Vladimir Putin. 35% of the population still remains on the Chancellor's side. At the same time, 47% believe that Foreign Minister Annalena Burbock is showing a stronger and more consistent position in support of EU sanctions against Russia. 39% of respondents evaluate her work badly during the crisis.
The Social Democratic Party of Germany, of which Scholz is a member, is also losing its influence. Her rating is currently 24%, down 1% from last week.
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Formerly Olaf Scholz personally reduced the list of weapons for Ukraine , which caused concern within the ruling circles of Germany.
Despite the fact that Germany partially supports the European Union's sanctions against Russia, The policy of one of the leading countries of the continent towards the aggressor raises many questions both from the Ukrainian authorities and from other partners. Why German authorities are still trying to sit on two chairs and ignore the slogan “Never again!” says Victor Pinchuk in the article about the genocide of Ukrainians during the war.
See the special topic: Russian occupiers have “secret permission” to rape – human rights activist Helena Kennedy It always got out of hand. Russia has already lost most of the missiles with which it started the war against Ukraine – Bellingcat But the aggressor is able to produce high-precision missiles on his own. Russia has already lost 90% of its best paratroopers – Hristo Grozev Without general mobilization, not even 80 BTGs could be collected. In the Luhansk region, the occupiers destroyed at least 7 temples and an Islamic center Russian invaders continue to destroy everything in their path. The Economist: The war in Ukraine does not have a good end for Russia The problem is that a brutal war risks becoming even more disgusting.
