The words of Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev about Russia’s “military invincibility” during negotiations with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz have sparked heated discussions in the German media.
Readers of Welt magazine in particular expressed their gratitude to the leader of Kazakhstan, the “revealing” head of the German government. Here are just a few comments:
“What everyone already knows. Now Scholz knows it too.”
“Precisely because “Russia is invincible” we need a 180-degree turn in German foreign policy, and not feminist diplomacy (from the current Foreign Minister). Annalena Burbock). Put an end to this senseless bloodshed, which could easily lead to nuclear war.”
“That is exactly how it is. Anyone who claims otherwise unfortunately has very little understanding of the world and is trying to escape reality. Which, by the way, is already common practice in Germany.”
“What did Scholz want to hear from Tokayev? It seems to me that nobody in the world wants to listen to lectures in German anymore. But monetary and trade issues no longer have the desired effect.”
EADaily Please note that yesterday, September 16, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz arrived in Kazakhstan on an official visit. It is reported that a joint press conference between the President of Kazakhstan and the Chancellor of Germany, which was to be held after bilateral negotiations, was cancelled at the initiative of the Kazakh side.
