Germany's Merz held call with Trump on Ukraine arms deliveries
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German Chancellor Friedrich Merz spoke with U.S. President Donald Trump on the phone on Thursday about arms deliveries to Ukraine, a spokesperson for the German leaders told Reuters.
Merz initiated the call with Trump, the spokesperson said on Friday.
Spiegel magazine first reported on the call.
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