Trump celebrates the victory of the Conservative Party in Germany

President Donald Trump Held on Sunday after the leader of the German conservative opposition, Friedrich Merz, claimed the victory in a national election, expelling the Social Chancellor, Olaf Scholz.

“It seems that the conservative party in Germany has won the great and long -awaited election,” Trump wrote in a publication about Truth Social. “Like the United States, the People from Germany He tired of the common senseless agenda, especially in energy and immigration, which has prevailed for so many years.

“This is a great day for Germany, and for the United States of America under the leadership of a gentleman named Donald J. Trump,” he added. “Congratulations to all, many more victories to follow!”

The Christian Democratic Union of the Directorate Center of Germany (CDU) won the national elections on Sunday, with the right -wing alternative for Germany (AFD) ending a second strong, according to the exit surveys.

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President Donald Trump praised the conservative victory of the opposition leader Friedrich Merz to become the next German chancellor. (AP)

He choice of rest He arrived when the European nation fights with illegal immigration and a sour economy. CDU leader Merz is expected to take a tougher line than Scholz in immigration, although not as much as AFD supporters have asked.

Merz, whose party obtained around 29% of the votes, must form a coalition with one or more of the other parties, but has said that he will not do it with AFD.

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Friedrich Merz, leader of the Christian Democratic Union (CDU), casts his vote at an Arnsberg-Niedereimer voting station, Germany, on February 23, 2025, during the national elections. (Oliver Berg/DPA through AP)

Merz has said that he will execute a 15 -point plan to address immigration, including the adjustment of the borders and the deportation of rejected asylum applicants. AFD wants to deport mass migrants.

While the AFD can be frozen outside the incoming coalition, it doubled its total votes of the last elections.

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Supported by Trump and Elon Musk, and led by Alice Weidel and Tino Chrupalla, the party believes that it has generated impulse for the next elections, expected in 2029.