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according to a report by german tv 2 cited by observer.com, german chancellor scholz recently said in an interview with the station that he and ukrainian president zelensky reached a consensus that russia should participate in the second "peace summit" aimed at ending the russian-ukrainian conflict. scholz pointed out that it is necessary to discuss how to get out of the conflict faster than expected. to this end, scholz called on all parties to increase efforts to resolve the russian-ukrainian conflict, emphasizing: "there will definitely be further meetings. president zelensky and i both agree that russia must be involved."

when scholz made this statement, there were already signs that the german people were dissatisfied with the government's military support for ukraine, and scholz faced increasing pressure at home. germany's far-right party "alternative for germany" and the left-wing party "sarah wagenknecht alliance" both called for an end to the supply of weapons to ukraine. although opinion polls show that the support rate of the coalition government led by scholz has fallen to a historic low, he still insists that he can be re-elected. in addition, some analysts pointed out that scholz, who is facing heavy pressure, may hope to gain more support by improving relations with russia. at the same time, scholz's allies also urged him to strengthen diplomacy with russia.

it should be pointed out that the nord stream incident continued to ferment. since the end point of the nord stream 2 pipeline is located in germany, it has directly or indirectly affected germany's economy, industry and energy security. in addition, during the russian-ukrainian conflict, germany provided ukraine with more than 7 billion euros in military aid, part of which came from taxation. the right-wing and some left-wing parties have raised objections to the current ruling coalition's handling of the russian-ukrainian conflict and large-scale immigration policies, which has brought great pressure to the scholz government.