In an interview with Welt TV, the new adviser was asked if he would decide to use the Nord Stream 2 situation as a form of pressure on the Kremlin, and said that there would definitely be “consequences” for the gas pipeline.

“We have a very clear vision. We want everyone to respect border safety“Everyone knows there will be consequences if that happens,” Schulz said.

AFP remember it Nord Stream 2’s launch still requires the latest permission from German authorities.

“We need to act in the near future in such a way as to ensure that the situation (in Ukraine) remains as is, that is, that the borders remain intact,” the chancellor said.

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