Bundestag defense committee chief: Kursk operation lays basis for talks with Putin's successor

"The move shows the Russian population that their dictator has no control over anything and that the military leadership is overwhelmed. A good basis for peace negotiations with Putin's successor. And negotiations with Putin before the International Criminal Court," the politician wrote.

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He noted that Ukraine's advance is forcing the aggressor to withdraw their troops from the front in eastern Ukraine, which reduces the pressure on the Ukrainian military there.

Faber also considers this a good reason to talk about Leopard 2 tanks.

"Our military aid for Ukraine is the best investment in our security. It reduces Russian threat potential every day. It prevents Ukrainian civilians from becoming refugees. Putin's mouthpieces in Germany can now also realize this," the post reads.