According to the report of the Russian Satellite Network on January 28, Medvedev, the vice chairman of the Russian Federal Security Council, said that she was a "useful fool" after the German Foreign Minister Berk made a speech about war against Russia. Medvedev said on Twitter on the 28th that Berber's words about the war against Russia were very eye-catching. He wrote on Twitter: "Isn't it good when the German Foreign Minister is such a completely useful fool?" On January 24, at the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe held in Strasbourg, France, Bellburke called on the Western allies to unite. She said, "We are at war with Russia, not against each other." Berber's words immediately caused a great uproar. Criticism also came out in Germany, with many parliamentarians accusing Berber of being "unprofessional and reckless", and even saying that she was "derelict". When asked about the relevant issues, German Prime Minister Schultz once again said that "there must be no war" between Russia and NATO. On January 27 local time, the spokesman of the German Foreign Ministry put out an emergency fire, reiterating that Germany and NATO were not parties to the conflict, and pointed out that the Russian side "played by the game", trying to "achieve its propaganda purpose" by distorting the German side's statement. The German Embassy in Russia also responded that "helping Ukraine and safeguarding the right of self-defence stipulated in the Charter of the United Nations will not make Germany a belligerent". On the 27th, Zaharova, the spokesman of the Russian Foreign Ministry, pointed out in a message on the social media Telegram that on the one hand, the German Foreign Minister said that European countries were "at war with Russia"; On the other hand, the German Foreign Ministry said that "providing support to Ukraine will not make Germany a party to the Ukrainian conflict". (Xinhua News Agency)