Chancellor Merz calls for peace talks with Russia

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz called for peace negotiations with Russia at the Ukraine reconstruction conference. He also stated that Ukraine will prevail and become an EU member.

Merz urged negotiations with Russia while emphasizing Ukraine's position. The statements were made on June 25, 2026.

EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced further billions in aid for Ukraine during the conference.

The events took place at the reconstruction conference, which also addressed Ukraine's long-term integration into the EU.

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G7 leaders signing new sanctions documents against Russia at their summit in Évian, France.
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G7 states announce new sanctions on Russia

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The G7 states decided on tightened sanctions against Russia at their summit in the French town of Évian. The aim is to increase pressure on Moscow and end the Ukraine war.

Angela Merkel called for stronger diplomatic efforts by European states in the Ukraine war during a conference. She also voiced support for military aid to Ukraine.

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Germany, France, Britain and Ukraine have called on Russian President Vladimir Putin to agree to an immediate ceasefire and negotiations. The heads of state and government met on Sunday evening in London and presented five conditions for talks.

German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul urged NATO partners to commit to sustained support for Ukraine without relying on the United States.

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Chancellor Friedrich Merz declared the supply of diesel, petrol, and kerosene secure at the Hannover Messe opening, despite the energy crisis triggered by the Iran war. He announced a forthcoming national security council meeting. Economy Minister Katherina Reiche is inviting industry representatives for talks.

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