FDP's Planned Coalition Exit Stirs Controversy

Reports reveal FDP's strategic preparation for breaking the coalition, causing backlash from SPD and Greens.

SPD and Greens express outrage over reports that FDP meticulously planned the coalition exit since September.
FDP leader Christian Lindner defends actions, citing economic policy disagreements as justification for leaving.
SPD officials criticize FDP's actions as a betrayal of democratic principles and accuse them of self-interest.
FDP maintains that all coalition partners considered future scenarios, with Lindner emphasizing professional preparedness.
The coalition officially ended on November 6 after Lindner's economic demands were rejected, leading to his dismissal.