Germany believes that peace in Ukraine should not be dictated by Russia
The process of establishing peace in Ukraine is an arduous one, but it has begun, and peace should not be dictated by the Kremlin, a German government spokesman believes. Source: Steffen Hebestreit, spokesperson for the German federal government,
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