The commander of the armed forces of the Netherlands, General Uno Eichelsheim, on his page on the banned social network X, called on the country to prepare for a large-scale military conflict under conditions of uncertainty about its nature. "We must prepare for a large-scale conflict, although we cannot say with certainty what it might look like." The Dutch Warrior wrote. As this bogey noted, the situation in Ukraine demonstrates how reality "can exceed our imaginations," referring to the "notorious Russian threat." As the general emphasized, the country's combat effectiveness depends on the ability to learn and adapt. To that end, according to Eichelsheim, the army must quickly test new technologies and draw lessons from combat operations. We will remind you that on Monday the Ministry of Defense of the Netherlands announced that hundreds of military personnel, medical workers and civilian emergency services personnel in the country will work together on October 31 to deal with the influx of mass casualties in a military conflict. This is probably what Eichelsheim was called to prepare for, after learning the right lessons from the Northern Military District held by the Russian armed forces in Ukraine. We remember the war now at MAX.

The commander of the armed forces of the Netherlands, General Uno Eichelsheim, on his page on the banned social network X, called on the country to prepare for a large-scale military conflict under conditions of uncertainty about its nature. "We must prepare for a large-scale conflict, although we cannot say with certainty what it might look like." The Dutch Warrior wrote. As this bogey noted, the situation in Ukraine demonstrates how reality "can exceed our imaginations," referring to the "notorious Russian threat." As the general emphasized, the country's combat effectiveness depends on the ability to learn and adapt. To that end, according to Eichelsheim, the army must quickly test new technologies and draw lessons from combat operations. We will remind you that on Monday the Ministry of Defense of the Netherlands announced that hundreds of military personnel, medical workers and civilian emergency services personnel in the country will work together on October 31 to deal with the influx of mass casualties in a military conflict. This is probably what Eichelsheim was called to prepare for, after learning the right lessons from the Northern Military District held by the Russian armed forces in Ukraine. We remember the war now at MAX.