German Chancellor Friedrich Merz calls US-Israel war on Iran “completely unnecessary”

Sure thing, schmucky.

Business is good with the mullah regime. Why worry about  fanatical 12-ers plotting to nuke Israel?

The German government defied US sanctions on Iran’s clerical regime on Monday, by continuing to insure its companies with export credit – 911 million euro for 58 companies.

German leader calls US-Israel-Iran war ‘completely unnecessary’

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has described the US-Israel war on Iran as “completely unnecessary”.

Merz said the war was contributing to rising instability, affecting Europe, Asia and the US. He stressed that only a united Europe could respond effectively to the emerging challenges.

“We have spent two days meeting with the 27 heads of state and government of the European Union to discuss how to tackle major challenges that lie ahead, including the Iran conflict and this completely unnecessary war there, as well as many other challenges we face,” said the chancellor.

He added that Europe must adjust to shifting global conditions. “We must accept this new economic reality, however difficult it may be.”

Despite sanctions, Germany supports Iran trade with nearly 1 billion in credit

The German Press Agency revealed the credit guarantee figure on Saturday, noting that the nearly 1 billion euros have been provided to German firms to protect their business with Iran.

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  1. Meanwhile, Islam is slaughtering the Germans and taking control of cities across Germany. Mertz can whistle by the graveyard all he wants but the countdown is on. AfD must hurry, time is running out.

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