"We are very concerned that some politicians now and then try to ignore or even justify obvious violations of international law, thereby encouraging the aggressor to commit more crimes, and turning into accomplices in Putin's crimes," Klimkin said, according to DW.
The Ukrainian Foreign Minister stressed that it was necessary to continue fighting for Crimea liberation using all political and diplomatic means.
Read alsoCandidate for German Chancellor post supports return to "detente policy" with RussiaAs UNIAN reported earlier, on August 5, FDP leader Christian Lindner said that the question of the annexed Crimea should be "sealed" until some progress was made on other issues of relations with Moscow. At the same time, the German government recalled the words of Chancellor Angela Merkel, who had previously stated that the annexation of the Crimea could not be recognized.
