The Netherlands Explores Turning Rail Wagons Into Hospitals for Wounded Soldiers
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Due to the threat from Russia, the Netherlands wants to improve its military infrastructure. The focus is also on retired trains.
In the event of an alliance and an extension of Putin's Ukraine war to Europe, the Netherlands wants to be prepared.
How can Europe react quickly in the event of an attack? The Netherlands has an idea – and wants to turn trains into hospitals.
The Ministry of Defence and NS (Dutch Railways) are negotiating the sale of 24 decommissioned train cars, which will serve as transport for wounded soldiers. The deal is part of a much larger operation that could also result in thousands of drivers transporting supplies to Eastern Europe for the army. "A change is needed."
Due to the threat from Russia, the Netherlands wants to improve its military infrastructure. The focus is also on retired trains.
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