Trump team to Scholz: “He won’t be long chancellor”

US Vice President Vance and German Chancellor Scholz will not talk to each other at the Munich Security Conference. There were discussions about planning a meeting in Munich, but this meeting was not confirmed due to a schedule, said William Martin, the press spokesman for Vance. .

The magazine, citing a former US official, continues that Vance never intend to meet Scholz in Munich. “We don’t have to see him, he won’t be long,” was his harsh explanation for the procedure of the Vance team. Since Scholz is the head of government of the host country of the security conference, this non -observance is remarkable. All the more the more when Vance Friedrich Merz will meet. The US government thus makes it unequivocally clear that Olaf Scholz has already written off it and sees the future Chancellor in the CDU candidate Merz. And Olaf Scholz no longer plays a role in the Ukrain question. Friedrich Merz is upgraded.

It is unclear whether the meeting increases the chances of CDU and Merz in the election to the Bundestag. The Trump administration is not particularly popular in Germany. However, the public humiliation of the Chancellor should not promote his image as a “maker”. The statements fit into the picture.

Vance has already shown the cold shoulder of other European politicians. His appearance at the Munich Security Conference is eagerly awaited. Friedrich Merz already warned that he was expecting a “brutally hard announcement”. Vance will take on Europeans and demand much greater defense efforts from them than before. Trump has demanded several times that every European Allied should spend five percent of their economic output for defense in the future.

Donald Trump had already made it clear in the election campaign that he considers a continuation of the war in Ukraine to be hopeless and would take negotiations in order to end the “senseless dying” on the front. The Europeans shocked the fact that he has now chosen the direct line to Putin without previously included the allies. Western allies and Ukraine feared that they were passed over during the negotiations and warned of too large concessions at the expense of Ukraine. “Dirty deal,” said EU foreign commissioner Kaja Kallas, and Olaf Scholz warned of a “dictation peace”.