AfD and BSW draft motion Seek Ukraine policy change

Oct 6–8

AUF1 says AfD and BSW presented their first joint draft motion after Saxony-Anhalt's parliament constituted itself. The draft, which AUF1 says it obtained exclusively, would ask the state government to pursue peace in Ukraine. It attributes civilian suffering to Western partisanship and harm to German citizens to sanctions, calls for immediate lifting of sanctions, an end to financial support beyond humanitarian aid, suspended arms deliveries and a neutral Ukrainian state. The special plenary sitting's date remains open; the broadcast says it could legally take place the following week. No adoption or implemented policy change is reported.

After Saxony-Anhalt's parliament constituted itself, AfD and BSW presented a joint draft seeking peace-oriented Ukraine policy, according to AUF1. It would ask the state government to advocate lifted sanctions, financial support limited to humanitarian aid, suspended weapons deliveries and Ukrainian neutrality. The draft's criticism of Western partisanship is the parties' position. No special-sitting date, adoption or implemented change is established.