“Unprecedented provocation” by Ukrainian President of German chancellor

SANAA, May 09 (YPA) – German media have suggested that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s invitation to German Chancellor Olaf Scholz to Kiev on Victory Day is an unprecedented provocation.

“I regret that Zelensky does not stop provoking, and I would like to hear a more conservative tone for Ukraine,” German journalist Alyssa Schwarzer was quoted as saying by the German newspaper Die Welt.

Schwarzer drew attention to public calls for German intellectuals to abandon the arming of Kiev, fearing an escalation of the conflict, as he signed a petition demanding that some 250,000 people not be armed.

“I am depressed and resentful of the idea that the German government does not have its own plan, but it always does exactly what is required of it in Kiev,” the journalist continued.

More recently, the statements and positions of Ukrainian politicians and state officials have angered the German authorities, especially after the Ukrainian ambassador in Berlin called  German Chancellor Olaf Schulz  “offended liver sausage.”

Bundestag MP Sevim Dagdalen also called for the expulsion of Ukrainian Ambassador to Berlin from Germany after he described German Chancellor Olaf Schulz as a “piece of sausage.”

E.M