"The Iranians are clearly stronger than expected and the Americans clearly have no truly convincing strategy in the negotiations either. The problem with conflicts like this is always: you don't just have to get in, you have to get out again."
"At the moment, I do not see what strategic exit the Americans will choose, especially since the Iranians are clearly negotiating very skillfully or very skillfully not negotiating."
"An entire nation is being humiliated by the Iranian leadership, particularly by the so-called Revolutionary Guards. It is at the moment a pretty tangled situation, and it is costing us a great deal of money."
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz criticized the US for lacking a clear strategy in the conflict with Iran. He noted that Iran's leadership is negotiating skillfully, leaving the US without a convincing exit strategy. Merz emphasized the painful lessons learned from past conflicts in Afghanistan and Iraq. He also highlighted the negative economic impact of the situation in the Middle East on Germany, stating that the ongoing conflict is costing the country significantly.
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