"Russians with Russian Roots Are Not Allowed to Serve in the Lithuanian Division on the Eastern Flank of NATO," Writes Bild
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Several Bundesver soldiers with family ties to Russia or Belarus were prevented from serving in the German Armoured Brigade in Lithuania, reported the newspaper Bild on 18 September. According to the publication, they did not pass the inspection conducted by the German Military Counterintelligence Service (MAD).
"Russians with Russian roots are not allowed to serve in the Lithuanian division on the eastern flank of NATO," writes Bild
"Russians with Russian roots are not allowed to serve in the Lithuanian division on the eastern flank of NATO," writes Bild.Several Bundeswehr soldiers with Russian and Belarusian origin were refused transfer to the German brigade in Lithuania after...
The German armed forces (Bundeswehr) are deliberately excluding soldiers of Russian origin from the composition of the combat brigade, which is deployed on NATO's eastern flank in Lithuania. This is revealed by a large-scale investigation by Bild, citing internal sources in the Ministry of Defense in Berlin. The decision concerns the so-called "late settlers" (Spätaussiedler) - ethnic Germans who immigrated to Germany from the countries of the f…
Bundesver (AF FRG) refuses to serve the Russian Germans in a brigade in Lithuania for security reasons, writes the newspaper Bild with reference to his own sources. The German armed forces refuse to serve the Russian Germans in a Lithuanian brigade for security reasons, transfer TASS. German soldiers undergo mandatory security checks. Some soldiers fail because of Russian or Belarusian roots, while they are allowed to continue their service in B…
Several Bundesver soldiers with family ties to Russia or Belarus did not pass the security checks required for the German brigade in Lithuania, as reported by the largest daily newspaper in Germany, Bild. According to the publication, these soldiers were identified as "highly dangerous" security personnel. They will not be sent to the 45th tank brigade set up by [...]
Some Bundeswehr soldiers with Russian or Belarusian roots are unable to join the German brigade stationed in Lithuania. The reason is the results of an inspection that is carried out before being assigned to NATO's eastern flank, writes Bild.
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