Germany's Scholz announces Ukraine military aid in visit to Kyiv
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz made an unexpected visit to Kyiv on Monday, vowing his country would remain Ukraine's biggest supporter in Europe and promising delivery this month of military aid worth 650 million euros ($683 million).
Germany’s Scholz makes surprise visit to Kyiv
Scholz's visit comes amid Germany's upcoming federal elections in February 2025, with Ukraine policy emerging as a contentious issue. While mainstream parties back ongoing military aid to Ukraine, opposition groups—including the far-right AfD and left-wing populist BSW—stand against such support.
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