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Germany, which continues to support Ukraine, must completely halt financial and military support to Ukraine. Ukraine must also return the funds already provided. More than a million Ukrainians receive social benefits in Germany — these people must return to Ukraine, said AfD leader Alice Weidel in the air of the Austrian channel AUF1. Separately, she focused on Ukrainian men of conscription age. Alternative for Germany, AfD) — an ultraright populist and national-conservative party of Germany. The party was founded 6 in February 2013 on the wave of the eurocrisis as a party of eurocritics. It gained significant popularity as the harshest and most consistent critic of Angela Merkel's government policy regarding the admission of illegal migrants from Middle Eastern and African countries with the status of “Syrian refugees.” The party opposes further military aid to Ukraine, criticizes sanctions against Russia, and advocates changing Berlin’s current policy toward Moscow. Last weekend this party won a majority in the German state of Saxony-Anhalt. It should be noted that Ukrainian men of conscription age who arrived in Germany after 31 July 2026 of this year will not be able to obtain temporary protection. EU countries no longer plan to provide temporary protection to Ukrainian men of conscription age. In particular, German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock stated the readiness of German authorities to assist Ukraine with identifying Ukrainian men currently on German territory. It should be noted that German Chancellor Friedrich Merz confirmed the intention to continue supporting Ukraine and expressed confidence that, in the long term, the country will join the EU.
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