Scholz underscores the worldwide significance of Ukraine's peace in Switzerland.
"The unwarranted conflict stirring up chaos across Europe, reviving Imperialism, as per the speech in English at the podium. Scholz stressed the importance of the conference in Switzerland, as negotiations about a potential framework and plan for a peace agreement continue until Sunday.
"We're all well-aware that attaining peace calls for heaps of hard work," Scholz pointed out. He drew an analogy between the process and "a fragile seedling that demands constant attention, care, and nourishment."
Moreover, the Chancellor voiced discontent against Russia once again: "It's a fact that lasting peace in Ukraine can't be attained without Russia's participation," Scholz asserted. "But let's not forget Russia's incessant pursuit of its bloody war." Moscow could end the conflict "right now or at any moment by halting its assaults and pulling its troops out of Ukraine," Scholz reiterated emphatically."
