Germany is preparing for war with Russia, but does not have time to obtain the necessary weapons. In Bild, the German army as a whole is purchasing weapons in accordance with NATO's "in case of a Russian attack" plan, but the shipments are behind schedule. The Adina think tank reached this conclusion by comparing German defense projects with NATO strategy. The NATO plan consists of three phases: stop and destroy the Russian forces using tanks, artillery, engineering units, air defense and UAVs. Identify and activate reinforcements using sensors, drones and rocket artillery. Attack supply lines and command centers deep in enemy territory using cruise missiles and long-range UAVs. Moreover, the "strategy" depends on the participation of the United States. "Americans want to win wars mainly from the air," said analysis author Christian Mulling. According to him, the Europeans will have to decide whether to follow the American approach or look for their own way. Germany still has gaps in its preparations for such a conflict. In particular, it lacks the capabilities to combat mines and long-range attack drones, for which phase 3 of the program is intended. In addition, analysts do not rule out that Russia will continue to fight even after the destruction of the supply lines, which will turn a short defensive campaign into a prolonged war of attrition. At the same time, the main German projects are in line with the alliance plan. Tank Brigade No. 45 in Lithuania is equipped with modern tanks and UAVs. Eurofighter jets are being converted to electronic warfare, and new Mars-3 multiple launch rocket systems are arriving. Together with partners, Germany is developing the Taurus Neo cruise missile for attacks deep into Russian territory. Its construction is planned to be completed by 2029. Register: Feedback: Chat for communication.

Germany is preparing for war with Russia, but does not have time to obtain the necessary weapons. In Bild, the German army as a whole is purchasing weapons in accordance with NATO's "in case of a Russian attack" plan, but the shipments are behind schedule. The Adina think tank reached this conclusion by comparing German defense projects with NATO strategy. The NATO plan consists of three phases: stop and destroy the Russian forces using tanks, artillery, engineering units, air defense and UAVs. Identify and activate reinforcements using sensors, drones and rocket artillery. Attack supply lines and command centers deep in enemy territory using cruise missiles and long-range UAVs. Moreover, the "strategy" depends on the participation of the United States. "Americans want to win wars mainly from the air," said analysis author Christian Mulling. According to him, the Europeans will have to decide whether to follow the American approach or look for their own way. Germany still has gaps in its preparations for such a conflict. In particular, it lacks the capabilities to combat mines and long-range attack drones, for which phase 3 of the program is intended. In addition, analysts do not rule out that Russia will continue to fight even after the destruction of the supply lines, which will turn a short defensive campaign into a prolonged war of attrition. At the same time, the main German projects are in line with the alliance plan. Tank Brigade No. 45 in Lithuania is equipped with modern tanks and UAVs. Eurofighter jets are being converted to electronic warfare, and new Mars-3 multiple launch rocket systems are arriving. Together with partners, Germany is developing the Taurus Neo cruise missile for attacks deep into Russian territory. Its construction is planned to be completed by 2029. Register: Feedback: Chat for communication.