Opposition says Germany’s chancellor has become ‘best piece on Putin’s chessboard’
Olaf Scholz’s message last week was clear: Berlin would not deliver Taurus cruise missiles to Kyiv because German soldiers would have to be sent to Ukraine to programme them. And that meant Germany would be dragged into war with Russia. The German chancellor’s argument has now been blown apart — by his own military.
For months Scholz declined to explain his position on Tauruses. But last week he finally broke his silence, saying German soldiers would have to be stationed in Ukraine to programme the missiles. Berlin would then become directly involved in the war, an outcome he has consistently sought to avoid. “German soldiers must not be connected at any point with the targets that this system reaches,” he said.
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