Germany's Scholz Says 'Putin Will Not Win the War'
May 9, 2022
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1:14Now PlayingGermany's Scholz Says 'Putin Will Not Win the War'
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as posted by the channelGerman Chancellor Olaf Scholz said on Sunday he was "deeply convinced" Russia would not win in its war against Ukraine.
During an address marking Victory in Europe Day, Scholz spoke about Germany’s efforts to support Ukraine since the invasion, which has included sending heavy weapons to the country.
“We support Ukraine in the fight against the aggressor,” he said.
“Not doing so would mean capitulating to sheer violence – and empowering the aggressor.”
The chancellor expressed understanding over some Germans’ concerns that the war could spread further west, but said while their fears were valid, “fear must not paralyze us.”
“I’m deeply convinced: (Russian President Vladimir) Putin will not win this war. Ukraine will survive,” he said.
“Freedom and security will prevail -- just as freedom and security triumphed over lack of freedom, violence and dictatorship 77 years ago.”
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