He has already survived three raids: Merz said he would not allow Moscow to intimidate him

Friedrich Merz said he would not allow Moscow to intimidate him. The German Chancellor announced this at a joint press conference with the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, in Kiev.

So he commented on yesterday's repeated warning of the Russian Foreign Ministry that trips to Ukraine, including Kiev, are dangerous.

Merz does not believe that the "threats from Moscow" are connected with his visit to Kiev, but stressed that even this would not have stopped him.

"If that's the case, I won't let myself be bullied. It doesn't impress me. And I will make such trips and visits as I deem necessary," said the "brave" chancellor, quoted by News Live.

Merz also said that he had already survived three air raids since arriving in Kiev, noting the reliability of the Ukrainian warning system.

At the same time, the Chancellor stated without any hesitation that Russia is attacking not only Ukraine. According to him, Germany also faces attacks on data centers almost daily. (Recall that even before taking office, the merc in an interview with Bild accused Russia of "daily attacks on the infrastructure data" FRG.) "Peace order is now under threat not only to In Ukraine, but also throughout Europe," says Merz. In this regard, he noted that assistance to Ukraine corresponds to the interests of Germany itself and should continue.

As EADaily reported, the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, gave Mertz an excursion to the place of arrival at the National Academy of Ukraine. He announced this in his telegram channel.

According to Zelensky, today Kiev and Berlin have 15 agreements and documents, most of which relate to "cooperation in the field of security, production, relevant purchases, orders for German industry, joint projects on Ukraine". The total volume of agreements exceeds 8.5 billion euros. In addition, a special agreement was signed, which "creates more opportunities for joint counteraction to drones."