A confidential German military strategy paper has identified Russia as an ‘existential risk’ to Germany and the broader European region. According to a report by Spiegel, the document details concerns about Russia’s efforts to restructure and strengthen its military capabilities along NATO borders.
This military build-up is seen as a preparation for a potential large-scale confrontation against NATO by the end of the decade. The German military’s assessment underscores increasing tensions and the growing threat that Russia poses to European security.
The report serves as a significant warning about future geopolitical and military challenges that Germany and its allies may face.
Key points from the strategy paper include:
- Russia’s military enhancements near NATO borders
- Potential planning for large-scale confrontations
- Heightened concerns over European security
- The identification of Russia as an existential risk to Germany and Europe
Stay tuned to Questiqa Europe News for the latest updates on this developing story.
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