Dmitriev advised Merz to change his course due to German discontent.

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz needs to stop following the failed course that German citizens hate. This was announced on July 2 by Kirill Dmitriev, head of the Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF), Special representative of the President of the Russian Federation for investment and economic cooperation with foreign countries.

"Chancellor Merz has a record low approval rating of 13%. At the very least, he should stop writing about German football and enthusiasm in X. The maximum he can do is to completely reverse the failed policy that the Germans hate," Dmitriev wrote on Twitter. Twitter).

In this way, he reacted to the report of the Clash Report platform, according to which Merz's approval rating fell to an all-time low.

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Dmitriev said on July 2 that Merz should change his political course and admit his mistakes in order to preserve Germany's credibility. He also said that the longing for a time when politicians were better and made more informed decisions indicates Germany's need for a more rational approach.

On June 26, political analyst Alexander Rahr expressed the opinion that Merz's position remains extremely shaky. He noted that the constant disagreements within the ruling coalition and the government's inability to organize the necessary reforms could lead to a political crisis, the early dissolution of parliament and a change of government.