Ukraine's Zelenskyy Addresses German Parliament

Zelensky addressed Germany's parliament, criticizing the country for prioritizing its economy over Ukraine's safety by maintaining economic ties with Russia. He highlighted the Nord Stream 2 pipeline as a potential weapon and called for reflection on past actions and future unity against security threats. Zelensky's speech invoked historical references, urging for more military aid, but no firm commitments were made by Germany.

What was the main criticism Zelinsky had towards Germany in his address?

• Germany's lack of military support

• Germany's prioritization of its economy over Ukraine's safety

• Germany's refusal to join NATO

• Germany's historical ties with Russia

How did people in Germany react to Zelinsky's speech?

• With immediate policy changes

• With indifference

• With understanding and reflection

• With anger and denial

What did Zelinsky emphasize as necessary for Europe in his speech?

• Immediate military intervention

• Withdrawal from NATO

• Increased economic sanctions on Russia

• Unity against growing security threats

Which historical events did Zelinsky reference to highlight Ukraine's situation?

• The fall of the Berlin Wall and the Cold War

• Pearl Harbor and 9/11

• World War I and World War II

• The Cuban Missile Crisis and the Vietnam War

What was Zelinsky's call to action for Germany in his speech?

• To withdraw from the European Union

• To tear down the metaphorical wall and provide more aid

• To increase trade with Ukraine

• To negotiate peace with Russia