Ukraine: in Kyiv, Friedrich Merz pledges €1.3 billion in aid as Russian drones strike a bridge
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RussiaMoscow sees Merz's visit to Kiev as an episode of German domestic politics: a chancellor with historically low ratings, facing an increasingly unfavourable public opinion and opposition to aid.
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HungaryBudapest is primarily focused on the security aspect of the visit: interceptor drones, Russian strikes on Kiev, and Merz's call to Putin, as reported by the press, which largely cites Ukrainian and German media.
- Russia
by domestic policy
the narrative puts the chancellor's popularity rating at the forefront of the visit.
Relying on opposition voices
the agency relays German political officials hostile to the chancellor.
What the account puts first
HungarySecurity
the narrative highlights drone strikes and the terms "war crimes" used by Merz.
- Russia
this perspective does not carry this information
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Hungary onlyHungaryReliance on foreign media
aid figures are attributed to Ukrainian and German headlines rather than Hungarian sources.