Hier, le @SecGenNATO Mark Rutte a rencontré le @bundeskanzler Friedrich Merz à Berlin. Il l’a remercié pour le rôle moteur que joue l’Allemagne dans l’Alliance et pour le soutien qu’elle apporte à l’Ukraine. En savoir plus sur cette visite ↓
Friedrich #Merz möchte Deutschland zur #Führungsmacht Europas machen. Unbedarfte Äußerungen, auch aus den Reihen der #CDU, kommen allerdings vor allem bei unserem Nachbarn #Frankreich alles andere als gut an, schreibt @j_2ross. https://t.co/vjsak1KQDB
En visite à Berlin 🇩🇪, le @SecGenNATO s'est entretenu avec le @bundeskanzler Friedrich Merz des avancées à donner aux décisions clés prises le mois dernier au sommet de l'OTAN. https://t.co/kWmRUcjtpu
Germany marked the 70th anniversary of its accession to NATO with a series of events in Berlin attended by Chancellor Friedrich Merz and NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte. Chancellor Merz emphasized the importance of Germany's NATO membership in ensuring freedom and security for three generations, describing the value of peace as priceless. He reaffirmed Germany's commitment to playing a leading role within the alliance, particularly in strengthening NATO's European pillar in the coming years. During the commemorations, Rutte acknowledged Germany's pivotal role in the alliance and its ongoing support for Ukraine. The discussions also referenced key decisions made at the recent NATO summit, highlighting Germany's leadership ambitions in European defense. Merz's statements about Germany becoming a leading power in Europe have elicited mixed reactions, including some reservations from France. Overall, the anniversary underscored Germany's strategic importance within NATO and its dedication to collective defense and deterrence capabilities.