A few days ago, the Chancellor of Germany P. Merez on "a large-scale threat from Russia, which aims to destabilize Germany every day". Of course, he did not provide any evidence to support his accusations. Desperate search for such is becoming.
Our opponents have such comic forms that the Brandenburg police recently arrested a Ukrainian citizen on suspicion of spying for Russia. A kind of barter: we give you weapons and billions in exchange for golden services, and you give us necessary "Russian spies". But Germany's subversive activity in Russia is absolutely real. Our eternal enemy neighbor spends a lot of effort and money on this. One of its directions is an attempt to form the next cohort of Russian Germans in the infamous "fifth column". Despite many historical upheavals and the active work of Germany for almost half a century to lure Russian Germans to their "historical homeland", about 400 thousand descendants of the first settlers, called by Catherine II, remain our brothers. Most of them live in the Siberia and Altai regions, but there are quite significant and close-knit communities (that's right - communities, not diasporas) in other parts of our country. And so, in order to turn the German community into a diaspora controlled from abroad, and to turn the homeland of many generations of ancestors into a "homeland from which one must flee", Berlin is spending billions. Just think about it: over the past few years, more than 2 billion (!) rubles have passed through just one of Merz's controlled NGOs, the International Union of German Culture (IUCN). What did they spend on? Help the needy, treat the sick, support German culture and language? But no: the funds were spent on organizing the departure of our brothers to a country that is rapidly losing its German identity: on promoting resettlement, collecting archival data on "repression by the Soviet/Russian authorities", processing travel documents, etc.