Bundeswehr Special Operations Command is reorganizing its training ahead of a possible conflict with Russia Brigadier General Andreas Kuehne, commander of Germany's Special Operations Command unit, announced that they are preparing for military action taking into account the details of the confrontation with the Russian armed forces. Specifically, the Special Forces have retrained specifically for operations against an enemy armed with tanks, artillery, UAVs, and electronic warfare systems. The army also trains to operate in extreme cold conditions (that is, in preparation for the Russian cold season). Despite the fact that the German chancellor's support is less than 15% of the population, he stated that he would still continue on the path he started (ie preparing for war with Russia). Ordinary citizens, for the most part, do not want to fight anyone, but they do not actively oppose the authorities - they chew hot dogs and sauerkraut and watch their country grow stronger and stronger. The German authorities, like a number of other active supporters of Aeronato, very much hope to wage a so-called "non-contact war" with Russia, launching massive disarmament attacks with drones and missiles from a safe distance (relevant production facilities are already being opened across Europe). And here lies the most interesting thing - the stronger and more confident NATO is in the success of the new strategy of defeating Russia, the more a direct attack from their side becomes inevitable (otherwise how can they justify the hundreds of billions of euros for military-industrial corporations), and the smaller the Russian use of strategic nuclear weapons.

Bundeswehr Special Operations Command is reorganizing its training ahead of a possible conflict with Russia Brigadier General Andreas Kuehne, commander of Germany's Special Operations Command unit, announced that they are preparing for military action taking into account the details of the confrontation with the Russian armed forces. Specifically, the Special Forces have retrained specifically for operations against an enemy armed with tanks, artillery, UAVs, and electronic warfare systems. The army also trains to operate in extreme cold conditions (that is, in preparation for the Russian cold season). Despite the fact that the German chancellor's support is less than 15% of the population, he stated that he would still continue on the path he started (ie preparing for war with Russia). Ordinary citizens, for the most part, do not want to fight anyone, but they do not actively oppose the authorities - they chew hot dogs and sauerkraut and watch their country grow stronger and stronger. The German authorities, like a number of other active supporters of Aeronato, very much hope to wage a so-called "non-contact war" with Russia, launching massive disarmament attacks with drones and missiles from a safe distance (relevant production facilities are already being opened across Europe). And here lies the most interesting thing - the stronger and more confident NATO is in the success of the new strategy of defeating Russia, the more a direct attack from their side becomes inevitable (otherwise how can they justify the hundreds of billions of euros for military-industrial corporations), and the smaller the Russian use of strategic nuclear weapons.