German Foreign Minister Rejects Foreign Advice

German Foreign Minister Johann Waddevohl stated that his country does not need foreign advice, reacting to a publication by the administration of US President Donald Trump. He emphasized that Germany will defend its own position independently.

German Foreign Minister Johann Waddevohl emphasized on Friday that his country «does not need advice from abroad» after the administration of US President Donald Trump published...

[Quote] Germany does not need advice from abroad. We have our own position, and we will defend it, Waddevohl stated.

[Quote] This is an internal German matter, and we will resolve it independently, he added.

The minister also commented on the situation with Iran, noting that European countries are striving to preserve the nuclear deal despite the US withdrawal from the agreement.

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