The German government is facing domestic pressure to reduce its support for Ukraine and prioritize negotiations with Russia to end the conflict. Chancellor Olaf Scholz has affirmed Germany's ongoing support for Ukraine but is constrained by budget clashes and allegations of Ukrainian involvement in pipeline explosions. The government's coalition is losing popularity and facing critical elections, with pressure to limit budget debt and decrease military aid to Ukraine. Amid tensions with Poland and financial constraints, Germany has reduced its 2025 funding to Ukraine and linked it to anticipated income from frozen Russian assets. Despite being Europe's top supporter of Ukraine's war against Russia, the German government is facing challenges in maintaining its level of aid amid domestic and international pressures.