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Шольц выступил категорически против обладания Германией атомным оружием

Scholz categorically against nuclear weapons for Germany

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has ruled out the possibility of Germany acquiring nuclear weapons.

In an interview with the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, Scholz said that he believes nuclear weapons are “a threat to humanity” and that Germany has “no need” for them.

Scholz's comments come amid growing calls from some within Germany for the country to reconsider its nuclear policy. These calls have been prompted by the war in Ukraine and concerns that Russia could use nuclear weapons against NATO countries.

Scholz's comments are in line with Germany's long-standing policy of nuclear non-proliferation. Germany is a signatory to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons, which prohibits countries from developing, producing, or acquiring nuclear weapons.

Scholz's comments are also in line with the views of the majority of Germans. A recent poll found that 62% of Germans oppose the acquisition of nuclear weapons by Germany.

Scholz's comments are a clear signal that Germany will not be reconsidering its nuclear policy. Germany remains committed to nuclear non-proliferation and believes that nuclear weapons are a threat to humanity.