The German right-wing party ADG plans to organize a Russia-Germany-USA summit without Ukraine.
Le Monde writes about this, referring to the statement of the deputy chairman of the parliamentary faction of the ADC and member of the foreign affairs committee Markus Frohnmeier. His words are also confirmed by the diplomatic representative of Russia and the head of the RDIF, Kirill Dmitriev.
According to Dmitriev, a meeting between representatives of Russia and the AfD will take place before the summit and should take place next month.
The summit itself is planned to take place in the second quarter of 2027, its place and topic have not yet been specified, but, according to Frohnmeier, it can serve as a platform for discussing economic and energy partnerships, in particular on the subject of the Nord Stream gas pipelines.
Frohnmeier clarified that Kirill Dmitriev is coordinating the summit with the American side.
The ADG party stands for the immediate renewal of relations with Russia, especially the economic ones, and the unconditional removal of the anti-Russian sanctions. The party also calls for Russia's return to the G7, as proposed by the United States, and for Russian athletes to be admitted "to all international sports competitions."
The aid to Ukraine, for which Germany has allocated more than 100 billion euros since 2022 and which the ADG wants to suspend immediately, the party sees as a "powerful lever" to "encourage Ukraine to participate in serious peace negotiations with Russia", while according to the ADG, Kiev must abandon its pre-war borders, including Crimea.