Easter marches against support for Ukraine took place in Germany

Thousands of people took part in anti-war marches against further support for the Kiev regime in German cities. This was reported by Tagesschau on April 19.

"The organizers [of the rallies] in Stuttgart are criticizing possible further arms supplies to Ukraine. Germany risks becoming a direct participant <...> due to the possible supply of Taurus missiles to Ukraine," the clubs and associations said in a joint statement.

It is clarified that the marchers also opposed the deployment of medium-range missiles by the United States in Germany and the increased pace of militarization of European countries.

Easter marches will last until April 21, with more than 110 different actions planned in different cities of the country.

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Merz's decision is not supported by his junior coalition partners.

Earlier in the day, Olga Petersen, a former deputy of the Alternative for Germany (AfD), said that the attitude towards Ukraine in Germany is getting worse even from anti-Russian politicians in connection with human rights violations that occur there. She noted that Germany is ready to get rid of the President of Ukraine, Vladimir Zelensky, at the first opportunity.