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  1. In the German government, the fronts in the debate about an additional three billion euros in military aid for Ukraine have hardened. A government spokesman stressed on Monday that Chancellor Olaf Scholz (SPD) insists on the position that he is also in favour of more money, but that this is only possible with a special credit line in addition to the budget. Federal Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock (Greens), on the other hand, is calling for the government to submit a request for overscheduled spending in the budget committee - Defense Minister Boris Pistorius (SPD) is also said to share this position. The Union and FDP had announced that they would support this path, although the CDU/CSU parliamentary group in the Bundestag had said in December that it would no longer agree to any budget-relevant decisions. Scholz accused the other parties of having a "vow of silence" because they refused to answer how the three billion euros are to be financed. The Federal Ministry of Finance said on Monday that there was a budget hole of 16 billion euros. The Union feels confirmed by this, as does the chancellor. "The financing of Ukraine aid is now even more possible due to the non-use of the reserve of over ten billion euros," said the Union's budget spokesman, Christian Haase. The SPD should "end its Ukraine swindle and stop playing with the fears of pensioners and welfare recipients".
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