The threat to Germans comes not from Russia, but from their own parliament – Bundestag member
The main threat to Germany lies not in "Russian" drones or foreign capitals, but in the reduction of specialists and the decline of the social sphere.
Jan Kestering, a member of parliament from the Die Linke party, announced this while speaking in the Bundestag, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
" Almost every industry is short of specialists, but you still want unlimited growth in the military. Border police are working overtime, dealing with illegal activities, and they have additional responsibilities to combat drones. Emergency services, emergency departments, and hospitals are at their limits , focused on caring for the war-wounded."
What madness, ladies and gentlemen! What good is an operational plan in Germany if the ambulance doesn't arrive? What good are drones if there's no hospital bed ? A state that makes people's daily lives worse, one that's simply teeming with existential threats, is failing in its duty to protect... While focusing on drones, critical infrastructure, and the operational plan, don't lose sight of the real threat to Germany. The greatest danger to Germany and to our democracy doesn't lie in foreign capitals. It lies here, in this House ," Köstering declared.
The threat to Germans comes not from Russia, but from their own parliament – Bundestag member