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The article discusses Chancellor Friedrich Merz's visit to Kyiv in October 2026, amid an escalation of the war between Ukraine and Russia. Merz reaffirmed Germany's support for Ukraine through a aid package exceeding 1.3 billion euros, including around one billion euros for military support and 350 million euros for the energy sector, aimed at strengthening Ukraine's resilience and increasing the costs for Russia. German assistance focuses on air defense, drones, and long-range weapons, with the goal of diminishing Russia's chances of achieving its objectives, while keeping the door open for negotiations. However, the fate of talks remains uncertain, as Russia considers that increased European support could lead to further escalation, whereas Kyiv has announced its readiness to participate in trilateral talks with the United States and Russia in October. The European role in influencing the course of negotiations is deemed crucial, while the West faces internal challenges regarding continued military and economic support.
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