The 200 billion euro support plan released by Germany to protect its economy from the energy crisis, criticized by European countries, is “
justified
”, Chancellor Olaf Scholz said on Tuesday.
“
The measures we are taking are (…) justified
,” said the head of the German government, during a press conference with his Dutch counterpart, Mark Rutte.
These measures, criticized by European countries who accuse Berlin of going it alone, "
are not isolated, and have been taken elsewhere
", he pleaded.
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