Joachim Gauck Urges Military Support for Ukraine at Dreikönigsverein Event

The former German president emphasized the need for solidarity through arms aid during a speech at the charity gala in Neubrandenburg.

Joachim Gauck, former German president, called for continued military support for Ukraine during his keynote speech at the Dreikönigsverein's annual charity event.
Gauck criticized Russia's actions, describing the Kremlin as a 'war arsonist' and condemning the unprovoked invasion of Ukraine as imperial aggression.
He drew historical parallels to World War II, arguing that Allied military intervention was crucial in defeating the Nazi regime and restoring peace in Europe.
The event, attended by over 500 guests including political and religious leaders, raised €65,000 to support the Dreikönigsverein's hospice care and other social initiatives.
The Dreikönigsverein, founded in 1991, continues to promote Christian values and inclusivity through its charitable work and annual fundraising efforts.