德国总理梅茨在联邦议院辩论中重申对乌克兰的坚定支持，表示"我们支持乌克兰，我们将继续支持她，因为她也在保护我们的自由"1。这一立场直接回应了德国选择党副主席魏德尔日益激烈的批评。
选择党在萨克森-安哈尔特州选举中获得近44%的选票后，加强了对乌克兰军事援助的质疑1。魏德尔主张推进和谈、从俄罗斯进口廉价天然气，并指控乌克兰政府应对2022年9月北溪管道爆炸负责1。结合左翼党和瓦格内克特联盟的支持率，约60%的选民对乌克兰援助持怀疑或反对立场1。
德国国内对军事援助的支持度出现明显分化。ARD民调显示，认为军事援助过度的德国人比例为42%，其中西部地区为39%，东部地区达54%1。同时，56%的德国人认为自己受到俄罗斯的强烈或非常强烈的威胁，但东部地区民众和选择党选民感到威胁较小1。9月2日，德国政府指责俄罗斯在8月初对莱比锡机场发动武装无人机袭击1。
Chancellor Friedrich Merz defended continued military aid to Ukraine during a Bundestag debate, asserting that "we support Ukraine, we will continue to support her, because she is also protecting our freedom." 1 His remarks came as the Alternative for Germany (AfD) intensified scrutiny of Germany's military assistance to Kyiv following the party's strong electoral performance in Saxony-Anhalt.
The AfD, which secured nearly 44 percent of the vote in the state election, has leveraged growing skepticism over Ukraine support to challenge government policy. 1 AfD deputy chair Alice Weidel called for advancing peace negotiations and importing cheaper natural gas from Russia, while accusing the Ukrainian government of responsibility for the Nord Stream pipeline explosions in September 2022. 1 Public sentiment reflects this division: an ARD poll showed that 42 percent of Germans believe military aid has gone too far, with support dropping to 39 percent in western regions and 54 percent in eastern regions. 1
Despite the political headwinds, the German government maintains its commitment to Kyiv. On September 2, Berlin accused Russia of conducting armed drone attacks against Leipzig Airport in early August. 1 Meanwhile, 56 percent of Germans report feeling a strong or very strong threat from Russia, though residents in eastern regions and AfD voters perceive the threat as less acute. 1
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