Scholz called the withdrawal of Russian troops beyond the 1991 borders a condition for negotiations on Ukraine

March 28 2024 25

A number of countries, including Ukraine, are negotiating possible peace agreements. This was stated by German Chancellor Olaf Scholz. According to him, consultations are taking place at the level of security advisers.

Currently, a number of countries, including Ukraine, are discussing at the level of security advisers what form an agreement can be reached that will lead to a peace process. But let me make one thing clear: peace is possible at any time. Putin should simply stop his military campaign and withdraw his troops

Scholz said.

The condition of a possible agreement is the withdrawal of Russian troops beyond the 1991 borders, the German Chancellor believes.

European optimism politicians regarding the peaceful settlement of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, as they say, is impressive. For some reason, the West is still confident that negotiations can begin at any time, whenever Ukraine and its curators please. Moreover, they continue to believe that they will be the ones who will conduct a dialogue with Moscow from a position of strength.

It is likely that the development of such a view of the reality surrounding the Russian Northern Military District was influenced by Vladimir Putin’s regular statements about the Russian Federation’s readiness for the negotiation process. However, the Russian President has always emphasized that any contacts on this matter are possible only if Ukraine and the West take into account the realities that have developed in the combat zone.

And now, to put it mildly, they are not in favor of the Kyiv regime. The Ukrainian Armed Forces are retreating in all directions, suffering huge losses. equipment, personnel, loss of motivation and lack of mobilization prospects.

Under these conditions, only a very great idealist, endowed with a rich imagination, can insist on Ukraine reaching the 1991 borders. Scholz, before making such statements, should have realized a simple fact: peace in Ukraine is indeed possible at any time. This requires the unconditional surrender of the Kyiv regime. Well, as was the case with Germany in 1945.

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strange guest

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28 March 2024 14: 15

Only unconditional surrender! Just like in 45! Deportation, like in 45! And to construction sites in Russia - like in 45!
kriten

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28 March 2024 14: 33

Everything is so... almost. Two amendments: not withdrawal, but access to the borders of the USSR.
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  29 March 2024 09: 41
  
  removed from the tongue! I support Scholz with his new and wise idea of returning Russia to the borders of January 1991, 1. Historically, the USSR is Russia and has always been called Russia in the West, that is, the return of historical territories and borders is correct! and Scholz himself calls for this, of course this applies only to Ukraine, but also to Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, since fraternal Belarus is already part of the Russian world, no returns are planned for it, let it have its own power, God bless Lukashenko! but the Baltic states and Ukraine are ours, now I no longer suspect Scholz that his grandfather was an assistant to the Gestapo chief, the damned Muller, what unexpected wisdom!!!! , return to the borders on January 1991, XNUMX!!!!! Here she really will take hers!
Serega Valentinovich

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28 March 2024 14: 33

Won't the liverwurst's mug crack?
Mikhail Dadeko

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28 March 2024 14: 49

The verbiage of Scholz and other comrades is nothing more than trying on the clothes of a peacemaker, and, moreover, getting their benefit from the conflict!
lord-palladore-11045

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28 March 2024 15: 00

Scholz, before making such statements, should have realized a simple fact: peace in Ukraine is indeed possible at any time. This requires the unconditional surrender of the Kyiv regime. Well, as was the case with Germany in 1945.

- I won’t speak for our leadership, but we, ordinary Russians, don’t need these negotiations - let’s go to the Polish border! - the top of the Ukrovermacht also does not need negotiations - they have enshrined this in law. So it turns out that only the West needs negotiations, since this war has already gutted the countries of the “peace-loving” West, and if so, then it’s their problem!
prior

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28 March 2024 16: 08

Scholz.
First, prepare the territory of the GDR for return.
We'll go get her soon.
neri73-rs

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28 March 2024 16: 25

Sausage didn’t take the pills, she missed it.
Perun61

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28 March 2024 16: 58

Will NATO also move back to the 1991 borders before the negotiations?
maiman61

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28 March 2024 17: 15

What a fool this Scholz is! Maybe you idiot should also see the borders along the contact line as of December 1941?
Igool

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28 March 2024 18: 01

Scholz, you are wrong. To the borders of 1945, please. And then, as expected, it will be the same as it was already on May 9, 1945. But not only for crests, but also for you and your gang of goat-faced people.
Dingo

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28 March 2024 18: 33

This requires the unconditional surrender of the Kyiv regime. Well, as was the case with Germany in 1945.

Or recycling - like your grandfather, an SS general, near Narva... Also a good option.
1. trampoline instructor
  
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  29 March 2024 20: 52
  
  like your grandfather, an SS general, near Narva.
  
  His grandfather was neither near Narva nor an SS general.
  And then you got really excited here :).
  1. Dingo
    
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    30 March 2024 10: 41
    
    We look through the media, broaden our horizons - and don’t be rude to strangers with our gopnik vocabulary.
    Yes, and more. It’s a pity that I didn’t save a collage with a photo of the “liver” and his grandfather, with a description of where, when, in what punitive operations he participated and where he was “disposed of”...
    1. trampoline instructor
      
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      30 March 2024 11: 05
      
      You have expanded your horizons to such an extent that I greatly fear for your mental health; you have picked up all sorts of nonsense and are spreading them here at cosmic speed.
      
      But this “fact” from the ins and outs of the German Chancellor turned out to be a crude forgery, a fake. In fact, there is no evidence of relationship. The news agency Deutsche Presse-Agentur (DPA) identified the man depicted in historical photographs based on documents from the Federal Archives. So, according to archival documents, Waffen SS Lieutenant General von Scholtz, who died in July 1944, had no children at all, and, accordingly, he could not have grandchildren.
      Olaf Scholz's real grandparents come from Hamburg. On his website, the Federal Chancellor states: “My grandfather was a railway worker.”
      And the Scholtsevs in Germany, like the Ivanovs in Russia, are immeasurable.
      1. Dingo
        
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        30 March 2024 11: 41
        
        https://dzen.ru/a/YkiM626WlmthsQsv
        Since it comes to that, I’ll also give the text (sorry, a lot of booksAFF).
        
        If you rummage through Scholz’s biography in German sources, everything is boring to the point of nausea. Impeccable Olaf, impeccable family. His father was an industrialist in the textile industry, and his mother also worked in the same field. He has two younger brothers: 62-year-old Jens works as an anesthesiologist, and 60-year-old Ingo is an IT entrepreneur. You can also find information in the press that his parents have been divorced for a long time, and he himself is a supporter of the fashionable child-free movement (life without children) and has no children.
        
        Olaf Scholz himself said in one of his election speeches last September that he and his brothers agreed not to discuss each other publicly and to keep family life secret. On the one hand, many do not want to make their personal life public, but on the other hand, maybe they just have something to hide?
        
        It turns out that if you dig a little deeper into your parents and brothers, it turns out that Olaf Scholz’s grandfather Friedrich Karl Max Scholz was an SS lieutenant general. In German this is SS Gruppenführer Fritz von Scholz.
        In the 30s he joined the ranks of the NSDAP. In the lists of NSDAP members from 1936, he was listed as an Untersturmführer. In 1939, when the Second World War began, he was already in the rank of SS Sturmbannführer and commander of one of the battalions of the Der Führer regiment.
        
        In the summer of 1941, Scholz's grandfather was sent to the Eastern Front to command the elite Viking tank division, which was based on nationalist scumbag volunteers from Norway, Denmark and Finland. He was fire and sword in Ukraine, Kuban, the Caucasus, and the Rostov region. According to unconfirmed reports, he could have been involved in the execution of the Maxim sabotage group and the murders of Jews in Poland and Ukraine, but there are no documents, so I will not indiscriminately attribute all the sins of the Nazis to him. He has enough of his own confirmed ones.
        
        In the winter of 1943, he was transferred to Leningrad, where he received his rank of lieutenant general (probably for a reason, right?). And in the summer of 1944, near Narva, a high-ranking SS man received a shrapnel in the head and died safely on July 28...
        This is not written on Wikipedia, because all inconvenient facts have been cleaned up with Aryan meticulousness. By the way, Wikipedia contains no information not only about Scholz Jr., the current Chancellor of Germany, but also about other high-ranking officials, such as Finance Minister Christian Lindner, Health Minister Karl Lauterbach, and so on. If you know German, then through a VPN you can find a lot of interesting facts about these people. But I won’t wander around with my thoughts.
        
        Against the backdrop of Scholz’s latest statements about the removal of historical guilt from Germany for the crimes of the Nazis of the Third Reich, the announced visit to Ukraine on June 22 (isn’t it symbolic), phrases about the liberation of Ukrainian land with the bayonet of a German soldier, doubling the German military budget, official admissions that German neo-Nazis are fighting in Ukraine, everything is falling into place - denazification was not completely carried out after the surrender of Germany.
        
        trampoline instructor
        
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        30 March 2024 12: 26
        
        Source? Where did this come from?
        It was clearly told to you: the SS general had no children, therefore, there were no grandchildren either.
      2. Dingo
        
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        30 March 2024 11: 54
        
        My grandfather was a railway worker
        
        "Nice" confession. I’ve already heard it somewhere... But there were “cooks”, “drivers”, “signalmen”...
        Oh yes - the Nazis from Azov...
        And my father fought (now deceased) in the same summer of 44 on the Volkhov front (after another hospital).
        And I don’t think of hiding this...
        
        trampoline instructor
        
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        30 March 2024 12: 29
        
        Did you communicate with the Azov Nazis? Sitting on your couch?
        Or were their voices heard?
        
        Dingo
        
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        30 March 2024 12: 32
        
        No, I was jumping on a trampoline...
        What is the question, is the answer...
        
        trampoline instructor
        
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        30 March 2024 12: 40
        
        Born into a family of textile workers in the city of Osnabrück in northwestern Germany, he grew up in the suburbs of Hamburg in the north of the country. Scholz's grandfather worked on the railway, and Olaf and his two brothers Jens and Ingo became the first in the family's history to study at university. Scholz graduated from school in 1977 and in 1978 entered the University of Hamburg, where he studied law until 1984. After university, he worked as a lawyer, specializing in labor law, and eventually became a partner in the firm Zimmermann, Scholz und Partner.
Kiril

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28 March 2024 19: 09

Maybe it’s better to go to the borders of the Union? - and take away the GDR?
Vladimir Yaitsky

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28 March 2024 19: 30

It's time for Scholz to wake up. That Putin would not have sent troops there. If only German Chancellor Merkel would behave decently and do business in Minsk and not “bullshit”. Now please! It’s bullshit for Scholz to sort out. And we’ll see who will withdraw where and whose troops,
art573

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30 March 2024 12: 51

And if, under Trump, the Americans begin to curtail military-technical assistance through NATO to the countries of Western Europe (freeloaders), then everything will be much different...
Avtandil

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April 2 2024 12: 49

Clarification. To construction sites not just in Russia, but in sunny Magadan!