January 15th 2024.
According to reports, Germany is currently facing a looming threat from Russia, as they suspect Russian President Vladimir Putin may launch a military attack on a NATO member in the near future. This information comes from a leaked document from the German Ministry of Defence, outlining preparations for a potential hybrid attack on the alliance's eastern flank.
Sources have revealed that this escalation between Moscow and the West could potentially occur as early as February. The confidential report, outlining a month-by-month timeline, details how the conflict would begin. It is said that Putin plans to mobilize an additional 200,000 troops in the coming months, with a spring offensive in Ukraine by June.
Recently, German Defence Minister Boris Pistorius paid a visit to troops, accompanied by Lieutenant Colonel Ralf Georgi, commander of the tank grenadier Battalion 122. As outlined in the report, Russia's initially covert attack would become increasingly overt by July. And by October, they may even deploy troops and missiles to Kaliningrad, a small area between Poland and Lithuania.
The report also predicts that by December, there may be a fabricated "border conflict" near the Suwalki Corridor, a stretch of land between Belarus and Kaliningrad. This could potentially cause major problems for the West, especially if the US is without a leader for a few weeks after the upcoming elections. In this vulnerable moment, Russia and Belarus could potentially repeat their 2014 invasion of Ukraine, but on NATO territory.
The report goes on to claim that by 2025, hundreds of thousands of NATO soldiers could be deployed in response to this escalating conflict. However, Russian foreign affairs spokesperson Maria Zakharova has dismissed these predictions as nothing more than a "horoscope," comparing it to a random, vague forecast for a zodiac sign.
It is clear that tensions between Russia and the West are mounting, and Germany is taking these potential threats very seriously. The leaked report serves as a reminder of the constant need for preparedness and cooperation among NATO members in the face of such potential dangers.
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