A confidential German military strategy paper, revealed by Spiegel, highlights Russia as an ‘existential risk’ to both Germany and Europe. The report warns that Russia is restructuring its military and political systems to prepare for a potential large-scale conflict with NATO by the end of this decade.
According to the document, Russia is actively strengthening its forces along the NATO borders, raising concerns about regional security. This confidential assessment reflects the growing unease within Germany’s defense circles about Russia’s long-term ambitions and military capabilities.
Key Points from the German Military Strategy Paper
- Russia is viewed as an existential threat to Europe and Germany.
- Preparations by Russia indicate potential for a large-scale conflict with NATO before 2030.
- Significant military strengthening along NATO borders is underway.
- Highlighting the urgent need for increased vigilance and strategic defense planning.
The paper signals a crucial need for comprehensive planning and enhanced NATO cooperation to counter possible threats. The evolving geopolitical tensions underscore the importance of strong alliances in safeguarding European stability.
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