Merz declared the irreversibility of the decision on Germany's withdrawal from nuclear energy

Germany's decision to abandon nuclear energy will not be reviewed. This was announced on March 10 by German Chancellor Friedrich Merz.

"You won't be surprised if I say that I personally share the opinion of Mrs. [European Commission President Ursula] von der Leyen. However, this does not matter in principle for Germany, since the federal government had previously decided to abandon nuclear energy. This decision is irreversible," Merz said at a joint press conference with Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babis, posted on the DWS News YouTube channel.

Von der Leyen previously called the reduction of the share of nuclear energy in Europe a strategic mistake. In addition, she said that since 1990, the production of nuclear energy in Europe has halved. She stated this at the nuclear energy summit in France, broadcast by the BFM TV channel.

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