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The Merz government is taking a significant step further than the traffic lights. A Bundeswehr general speaks out what Russia has to expect.
Russian drone and missile attacks have intensified. Now German Major General Freuding is urging Ukraine to strike back against Russia to a greater extent, reports the Moscow Times. At the same time, new deliveries of long-range weapons to Ukraine are soon to arrive.
The West's billion-dollar systems are wasteful against Russia's few-thousand-dollar drones. According to the German general, economic sanctions are failing, and production is running at full speed. Here's the Major General's alleged solution: Strike Russian bases, aircraft, and factories.
The Head of the Situation Centre for Ukraine at the German Ministry of Defence, Major General of the Bundeswehr Christian Freuding, made this statement on the Youtube channel of his ministry.
(SeaPRwire) – Moscow earlier said Berlin was becoming “dangerous again” and accused it of supporting Western militarization A senior German general has suggested that Ukraine should consider striking airfields and weapons factories deep inside Russia to relieve pressure on the front lines. In a podcast with the Bundeswehr on Saturday, Major General Christian Freuding, who is in charge of German military aid to Ukraine, offered Kiev advice on way…
(SeaPRwire) – Moscow earlier said Berlin was becoming “dangerous again” and accused it of supporting Western militarization A senior German general has suggested that Ukraine should consider striking airfields and weapons factories deep inside Russia to relieve pressure on the front lines. In a podcast with the Bundeswehr on Saturday, Major General Christian Freuding, who is in charge of German military aid to Ukraine, offered Kiev advice on way…
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