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Germany: 'Less than 10' far-right extremists join fight in Ukraine - govt spox

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SOT, Maximilian Kall, Interior Ministry spokesperson (German): “You have to separate different case constellations. One is that Ukrainian nationals or Ukrainian Germans travel back to Ukraine, their homeland where they might contribute to defending their country. According to German law this is possible. And I cannot provide you with any figures on this. The other constellation is that German far-right extremists possibly seek to take part in the conflict there. The security services have information about a low number of less than 10 cases.”

SOT, Christopher Stolzenberg, spokesperson of Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation, Nuclear Safety (German): “According to the Ukrainian nuclear energy watchdog, all essential systems and components are functional, all radiological measurements are at a normal level. The BMUV and the Federal Office For Radiation Protection are monitoring the situation carefully and inform about the relevant developments.”

SOT, Wolfgang Buchner, BPA spokesperson (German): “There are other countries that are still interested [in joining the EU] but you have to be very clear here that this comes with preconditions and this is why this is not currently not the main question. And let me add. Germany has supported the Georgian and Moldavian reform processes with full force for years. It is of particular importance to implement the association and free trade agreements and take advantage of the chances that they offer. We will continue to work on this process with Georgia and Moldova. We have already included in the coalition agreement that states striving for EU accession such as Ukraine, Georgia and Moldova, can move closer through consequent liberal market and justice system reforms.”

SOT, Christoper Burger, Foreign Ministry spokesperson (German): “It is expected that all access candidates support the security and foreign policies of the European Union.”

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