Scholz got into a “rape drug” scandal at a party party

At a private party attended by German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, at least 8 girls were drugged with “rape drugs”. About a thousand people attended the SPD (Social Democratic Party) event, there could be more potential victims.

DW reports.

The SPD is investigating reports of girls who were exposed to the “rape drug” flunitrazepam at the party’s summer party. This is a sleeping pill that, when taken with alcohol, can lead to memory lapses.

“This is an outrageous turn of events, which on our part was immediately reported to the parliamentary police,” said senior SPD spokesman Matthias Martin.

In addition to the 8 victims, other potential victims are also being urged to report their likely drug exposure. The leader of the Social Democrats in the Bundestag, Katya Mast, has already advised these girls to report the incident to the authorities.

Scholz is criticized in Ukraine

For several months, the German chancellor has been delaying the supply of weapons, which are extremely important for Ukraine in the war with Russia. In addition, Scholz maintained contact with Putin. The ex-Ambassador of Ukraine to Germany, Andriy Melnyk, even joked that the Germans were bringing cartridges to Ukrainians on snails.

Only at the end of June it became known about the supply of heavy weapons from Germany to Ukraine. And recently, Olaf Scholz said that his state, for objective reasons, cannot send weapons to Ukraine at war with Russia with the same intensity as the United States does.

Scholz noted that it is necessary to understand that there is a difference between Germany and a state like the States – the American authorities spend a lot on defense, invest a lot in it, and therefore have large stocks of weapons.

Responding to criticism of his actions, the German chancellor said:

“You can find a lot of critics who understand these issues, who just searched for information on Google yesterday and now think they know absolutely everything.”

We wrote earlier that Scholz promised to provide long-term security guarantees for Ukraine, but they would not provide for automatic military assistance in the event of an attack.