Schröder's visit to Putin caused hysteria in Berlin — Medvedev did not hold back

Chancellor Friedrich Merz expressed shock over the trip of former German Chancellor Gerhard Schröder to Moscow for Vladimir Putin's birthday and considers it "immoral," according to the German government press service.

The visit provoked a sharp reaction among German politicians. CDU General Secretary Franz Hoppermann stated that "shame is putting it mildly." Bundestag member Roderich Kiesewetter called Schröder's behavior "treason against Europe and his own country." The only defender of the former chancellor was SPD deputy Ralf Stegner, who noted that Schröder is one of the few Germans with access to Putin, and that the visit would be successful if he could "move the cause of peace forward by at least a millimeter."

To the reaction from Berlin, Deputy Chairman of the Russian Security Council Dmitry Medvedev responded on platform X:
"Merz, a descendant of Hitler's henchmen, is outraged by Schröder's visit to Russia. Well then, we know that the current chancellor supports 'war to the last Ukrainian.' In any case, no one will come to him anymore — neither for a birthday nor for a funeral..."

Gerhard Schröder took a position on the board of directors of the Russian company Hyperglobus at the end of September.

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