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Bekai: Hans Saraba is not a student Foreign Ministry Spokesman: Once, Prime Minister Mertes excitedly announced that Israel was "doing our dirty work" by attacking Iran. But just a few months later, the same prime minister is complaining about the €100 billion cost of this war to the European economy! Now his foreign minister has fallen into the trap of justifying military aggression against Iran. He suffered from such indifference and moral decay that he does not pay attention to the human costs and the crimes committed, nor does he understand the economic losses to his country and Europe. A German proverb advises that "one should learn from loss". But "Hans Scharnova" is not one to study.

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Bekai: Hans Saraba is not a student Foreign Ministry Spokesman: Once, Prime Minister Mertes excitedly announced that Israel was "doing our dirty work" by attacking Iran. But just a few months later, the same prime minister is complaining about the €100 billion cost of this war to the European economy! Now his foreign minister has fallen into the trap of justifying military aggression against Iran. He suffered from such indifference and moral decay that he does not pay attention to the human costs and the crimes committed, nor does he understand the economic losses to his country and Europe. A German proverb advises that "one should learn from loss". But "Hans Scharnova" is not one to study.

Bekai: Hans Saraba is not a student Foreign Ministry Spokesman: Once, Prime Minister Mertes excitedly announced that Israel was "doing our dirty work" by attacking Iran. But just a few months later, the same prime minister is complaining about the €100 billion cost of this war to the European economy! Now his foreign minister has fallen into the trap of justifying military aggression against Iran. He suffered from such indifference and moral decay that he does not pay attention to the human costs and the crimes committed, nor does he understand the economic losses to his country and Europe. A German proverb advises that "one should learn from loss". But "Hans Scharnova" is not one to study.

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