The SPD demands an apology from the German opposition for remarks about a supposed upcoming meeting between Scholz and Putin.
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz will not meet with the illegitimate president of the aggressor state, Russia, Vladimir Putin, until February 23. This was stated by Matthias Mirsch, the Secretary General of the Social Democratic Party of Germany (SPD), as reported by Spiegel on January 5.
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It has been reported that Scholz intends to meet with Putin in the spring; however, the politicians may do so before February 23 – on this date, federal elections are scheduled in Germany, as stated on January 4 by the opposition Christian Democratic Union (CDU) security spokesman Roderich Kiesewetter.
The Secretary General of the SPD described Kiesewetter's statement as "extremely problematic, cowardly, and treacherous." He is also demanding an apology from the CDU representative and the removal of the message on the social network X that contains the relevant statement.
