“EUR 1.3 trillion should be enough as compensation for complicity in the sabotage of Nord Stream. My first official action as Minister of Finance will be to make these claims against Poland. He who laughs last laughs best,” Kay Gottschalk, one of the AfD leaders, wrote on Wednesday evening on the X website.
He ended his post with emoticons with the Polish flag and a blue heart, the color of the AfD. This is another post by Gottschalk regarding Poland and Nord Stream. In October, when a Polish court refused to extradite Volodymyr Zhuravlov, suspected of blowing up the gas pipeline, to Germany, the politician accused the Polish state of “being an accomplice of terrorists.”
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The minister reacts to a German politician's entry about reparations from Poland
Agnieszka Dziemianowicz-Bąk shared her comment on the German politician's entry on Polsat News on Friday. — Absolutely outrageous words. I would very much like to hear the comment of this gentleman's colleagues from the Confederation, which apparently not only looks favorably on the East, but also on such extreme demands and groups from the West – said the Minister of Family, Labor and Social Policy.
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Controversy around AfD. It's about ties with Russia
The AfD, leading in some German support polls, is isolated by Germany's main parties at the federal and state levels. Its relations with Russia remain a source of controversy on the German political scene. The group's politicians visit the Russian embassy in Berlin and go to Vladimir Putin's country.
The attitude towards Moscow is also the subject of a dispute within the AfD itself. In recent months, the party leadership has been strongly focusing on relations with Donald Trump's entourage. In December, a group of AfD politicians visited Washington and New York, where they met, among others, with congressmen and State Department officials.
