"Very bad signal": Söder appalled by Russia's Ukraine attack – quick reaction required

Russia has launched a major attack on Ukraine. Markus Söder spoke of an oppressive feeling and has a clear demand.

Update from February 24, 8:27 a.m .: “A black day for peace in Europe,” wrote Markus Söder on Twitter in the morning. “War must never be a solution. We condemn the attack on Ukraine, it must be stopped immediately. We support the federal government in taking the necessary steps in close coordination with our western partners,” he added. The CSU boss is currently on the train to Vienna with Florian Herrmann. There is an appointment with the Austrian Chancellor Nehammer: “Actually a visit to the neighborhood – but we are all depressed about the situation in Ukraine. In the western community of states, we stand for the territorial independence of Ukraine.”

Party colleague Markus Blume was also shocked by Russia’s actions: “The attack on Ukraine is an attack on Europe. We must stand together now and show a common response. International law is non-negotiable,” he wrote on Twitter for the hashtag “WeStandWithUkraine”. Katharina Schulze, co-chair of the Bavarian Greens, is also appalled: “When I think of the people in Ukraine, I feel great pain. They want to live in peace in their country, but Putin won’t let them. He started a war. It’s so awful,” she wrote on Twitter.

“Very bad signal”: Söder appalled by Russia’s Ukraine attack – quick reaction required

First report from February 24, 7:39 a.m.: Munich – All diplomatic efforts have been unsuccessful: Russian President Vladimir Putin has announced military action and launched a major attack on Ukraine. Since then, more and more explosions have been reported, and the attack appears to have come from two sides. Many politicians expressed shock, Chancellor Olaf Scholz spoke of a “dark day for Europe.” Markus Söder* also said in the morning: “A very depressing feeling today. We feared it, but now it’s true,” Bavaria’s Prime Minister told BR24 .

Söder reaction to Russia’s attack on Ukraine: “Very bad signal”

“The troop movement order has now been officially issued. That is a very bad and bad signal for freedom, for the security of states,” Söder said. “That’s why it’s all the more important that we now stand behind Ukraine*, do everything we can to let the sanctions take effect immediately and that we send a clear signal together that we condemn it and don’t support it,” said the CSU boss clearly.

Söder condemns Russia’s actions in the Ukraine crisis and draws conclusions for Bavaria

Söder had already made his position clear on Wednesday and condemned the actions of Russia*. Bavaria’s Prime Minister had also drawn a conclusion for the Free State. If the Russian vaccine Sputnik V* is approved, it is no longer conceivable to continue the negotiations in view of the Russian approach. “That’s over.” (came)*Merkur.de/bayern is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA