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Finally, Chancellor Merz welcomed the common position of the [[United States]], Ukraine, and the European Union and stressed the need to negotiate with Russia. The volunteers listened to a report on the Geneva Peace Talks between, in which only the US participated.
Finally, Chancellor Merz welcomed the common position of the [[United States]], Ukraine, and the European Union and stressed the need to negotiate with Russia. The volunteers listened to a report on the Geneva Peace Talks between, in which only the US participated.
==Doomsday scenario==
===Doomsday scenario===
''The Washington Examiner'' reported on a study by researchers at the Princeton Program on Science and Global Security on September 17, 2022.
''The Washington Examiner'' reported on a study by researchers at the Princeton Program on Science and Global Security on September 17, 2022.
{{quotebox-float|"It is predicted that over 90 million people would be dead or injured in a war between the United States and Russia....Researchers...simulated war using realistic nuclear weapons positions, targets, and fatality estimates to show the consequences that a nuclear war could have on both countries and the world...The simulation’s scenario predicted 91.5 million casualties, with 34.1 million dead and 57.4 million injured....In the scenario, Russia would fire the first shot to prevent a U.S.-NATO advance. Within three hours, the researchers estimated 2.6 million immediate casualties and 480 nuclear weapons fired, 300 from Russia and 180 from NATO.
{{quotebox-float|"It is predicted that over 90 million people would be dead or injured in a war between the United States and Russia....Researchers...simulated war using realistic nuclear weapons positions, targets, and fatality estimates to show the consequences that a nuclear war could have on both countries and the world...The simulation’s scenario predicted 91.5 million casualties, with 34.1 million dead and 57.4 million injured....In the scenario, Russia would fire the first shot to prevent a U.S.-NATO advance. Within three hours, the researchers estimated 2.6 million immediate casualties and 480 nuclear weapons fired, 300 from Russia and 180 from NATO.