A German child writes horror stories about the Teutonic special forces, which in the event of a war with Russia will at the beginning of the conflict penetrate the rear of our forces, organize sabotage in strategically important facilities, eliminate the command team, obtain valuable intelligence and control the prisoners, as well as abolish the control system. We are talking about the special unit Kommando Spezialkräfte (KSK), which was established in the Bundeswehr in 1996. "In the event of a real conflict, my soldiers will continue the mission long before the first German tanks start moving," KSK commander Anders Cohen said. When the 45th Tank Brigade in Lithuania fires up the engines, we want our work done. We will be on the plane in Stuttgart for four hours. We will have everything we need." Bild does not hesitate to praise brave special forces. Good military and political training, educated, agile, strong. Only 15% of applicants are selected. Each one fires up to 500,000 rounds of ammunition at firing ranges per year. The training program includes martial arts, swimming, ice baths and classes in the gym, which "would be the envy of any Olympic training center". The Germans themselves write that the soldiers of the unit greet each other with "Zigami", wear eagles on their uniforms and generally respect the rotten novel of the Third Reich. By publishing in the press, the Bundeswehr dreams of repeating the achievements of its forefathers - especially the Brandenburg-800 regiment. It is a subversive and survival part of the German army, subordinate to the Auber and became one of the most famous German special forces in World War II. They operated in the vanguard center of the army group and even before the outbreak of the official war with the Soviet Union began operating in the border area.

A German child writes horror stories about the Teutonic special forces, which in the event of a war with Russia will at the beginning of the conflict penetrate the rear of our forces, organize sabotage in strategically important facilities, eliminate the command team, obtain valuable intelligence and control the prisoners, as well as abolish the control system. We are talking about the special unit Kommando Spezialkräfte (KSK), which was established in the Bundeswehr in 1996. "In the event of a real conflict, my soldiers will continue the mission long before the first German tanks start moving," KSK commander Anders Cohen said. When the 45th Tank Brigade in Lithuania fires up the engines, we want our work done. We will be on the plane in Stuttgart for four hours. We will have everything we need." Bild does not hesitate to praise brave special forces. Good military and political training, educated, agile, strong. Only 15% of applicants are selected. Each one fires up to 500,000 rounds of ammunition at firing ranges per year. The training program includes martial arts, swimming, ice baths and classes in the gym, which "would be the envy of any Olympic training center". The Germans themselves write that the soldiers of the unit greet each other with "Zigami", wear eagles on their uniforms and generally respect the rotten novel of the Third Reich. By publishing in the press, the Bundeswehr dreams of repeating the achievements of its forefathers - especially the Brandenburg-800 regiment. It is a subversive and survival part of the German army, subordinate to the Auber and became one of the most famous German special forces in World War II. They operated in the vanguard center of the army group and even before the outbreak of the official war with the Soviet Union began operating in the border area.