Tensions between Russia and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) continue to grow. Germany, one of the 32 countries that makes up this coalition, is well aware of this. In this order of ideas, the German government is preparing to counteract
To improve its national defense system, Germany has two fundamental pillars: technology and increasing its personnel. For the German army, the incorporation of robotics and computers is key when executing movements on the battlefield.
This aspect is essential for Berlinsince Russia is massively manufacturing drones on a daily basisas the German Army general explains.
On the other hand, regarding the number of soldiers available, Berlin has to date nearly 186,000 soldiers in its ranks. The objective of the plan led by Defense Minister Boris Pistorius is to add approximately 260,000 soldiers and 200,000 reservists in the near future.
Boris Pistorius’ statements
Boris Pistorius expresses his optimism. “We are building the strongest conventional army in Europe. “I am convinced that if we continue on the path we are on, we will be able to exert enough deterrence by 2029 so that Russia does not attack,” he says.
However, the official does not underestimate the complex situation of international politics.. “The world has become more unpredictable and, yes, more dangerous”he complements.
German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius highlights the role of defense volunteers. “We are changing the concept of reservists. They must not only be militarily active when necessary, but they must be on the same level as soldiers, both men and women.”declares the official, emphasizing that, for the moment,
