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0:39Now PlayingGerman Chancellor Olaf Scholz has reiterated that his country will not support a no-fly zone over Ukraine or sending troops to intervene in the war launched by Russia.
Scholz told German lawmakers on Wednesday that "NATO will not become a party to the war."
"We are in agreement on this with our European allies and the United States," he added.
But the German leader said Ukraine could rely on Germany's help, citing the financial and military aid already provided, the harsh sanctions on Russia and the reception of hundreds of thousands of Ukrainian refugees.
Scholz said Germany would not support a boycott of Russian oil, coal and gas, but is seeking to wean itself off those imports by seeking other suppliers and ramping up the use of renewable energy.
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