$45.00↑0.14€50.53↑0.03

Information agency «Ukrainian National News»

Subject in the field of online media; media identifier - R40-05926

This resource is intended for persons who have reached the age of 21.

All rights reserved. © 2007 — 2026

Погода
+16°
4.6m/s
69%
761mm
Advertisement

Zelensky announced an important conversation with German Chancellor Scholz

Kyiv • UNN

 • 38778 views

The president of Ukraine will hold a telephone conversation with Olaf Scholz on November 29. The leaders will discuss the reaction to Russia's attempts to prolong the war and its intentions regarding missile strikes.

Zelensky announced an important conversation with German Chancellor Scholz

President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky will hold a telephone conversation with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz tomorrow, November 29. Details of the upcoming conversation are still unknown. This was stated by Zelensky in the evening address, reports UNN.

"Today I had a report from the head of the Gur Budanov regarding the intentions of missile strikes in Russia. Yesterday I explained the situation in a conversation with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte. I spoke with British Prime Minister Starmer today. The schedule for tomorrow includes a conversation with German Chancellor Scholz. We must respond together to Russia's attempt to make the situation more unbearable and an attempt to prolong this war," Zelensky said.

Recall

On November 6, Social Democrat Olaf Scholz announced the dismissal of Finance Minister Christian Lindner, chairman of the Free Democratic Party (FDP). On the night of November 7, almost all FDP member ministers announced that they would voluntarily resign. Thus, the ruling "traffic light coalition" in Germany, consisting of the SPD, FDP and Greens, collapsed.

Early elections to the Bundestag, which will result in the formation of a new government of Ukraine, will be held in Germany on February 23, 2025.

The candidate for the seat of the Federal Chancellor of Nimechchini in the Social Democratic Party of Nimechchini (STAN) at the final elections to the Bundestag became the highest official in the row Olaf Scholz.