Recently, the German newspaper ** published an article pointing out that Germany is preparing for a major Russian offensive in the eastern region to deal with a possible war. Russia's monthly joint operations with the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) have resulted in thousands of troops stationed in the eastern part of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization in both countries, according to secret German archives, meaning that by the summer of 2025, an inevitable major war will begin. The report predicts an offensive next spring as Russia builds up its forces, forcing the withdrawal of Ukrainian forces this summer. By July next year, a full-scale offensive will be launched against the western region, including electronic attacks and a variety of other means of warfare, especially against the Baltic region.
The photo above is the **) of the Russian military
Both the USSR and Russia are NATO's worst enemies, so each country will have a corresponding battle plan. However, if we link the transformation of Germany in the Russia-Ukraine war with the changes in Germany, we can clearly see that its strategic location has rapidly improved. In fact, German Defense Minister Boris Boris signed a new agreement with his Lithuanian counterpart that from 2025 onwards, about 5,000 German soldiers will be permanently stationed in Lithuania, the first mission in the German army. According to reports, this heavy unit has a full range of rapid reaction capabilities, including an infantry battalion, a tank battalion and a multi-arm battalion, and its combat effectiveness should not be underestimated. Part of their forces was sent to the road corridor to Russian territory and Kaliningrad in order to deal with Russia.
The chart shows the location of Lithuania).
Lithuania, one of the three Baltic member states, in Europe, it is one of the least favorite places in Russia. Lithuania is very afraid of Russia because of its proximity to Russia and the weakness of its own military power. Since the start of the war between Russia and Ukraine, Russia has not only provided all-round support to Ukraine, but also continued to purchase armaments to enhance its military strength. For example, unmanned drones, Seahorses, and spear-throwing anti-tank guns. Recently, some news reports in Europe have reported that Lithuania intends to buy the Panther 2 of German production as a means of creating their own tank regiments. Lithuania may be hoping to establish closer military ties with Germany through arms purchases. In fact, Lithuania expressed its willingness a year ago to ask Germany to send troops against Russia.
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Germany was the victor of World War II, and the development and allocation of its military forces have always attracted the attention of countries around the world, and Germany has also made major strategic adjustments in the war between Russia and Ukraine. At the beginning of the Russian-Ukrainian war, Germany has been providing military assistance to Ukraine, this is because Germany has cooperation with Russia in energy, and Russia's ** is cheap, and Germany has benefited greatly from it. But under pressure from the United States and other countries, as well as the destruction of gas pipelines, Germany has shown a posture of inevitable defeat in the face of Russia.
* Shows that Germany provided aid to Ukraine and was equipped with a Black Panther 2. ）
Another important change is that Germany has strengthened its own army and army configuration, and through the war between Russia and Ukraine, Germany has increased its spending of more than 2% of its GDP. In addition, Germany has allocated $100 billion in special defense funds for military equipment such as F-35 fighter jets. As mentioned above, the fact that Germany sent several thousand troops to Lithuania showed that Germany's strategic depth would increase considerably, at least during the Cold War. In addition, Germany is also strengthening military exchanges with other countries, such as Japan's air force, which held an exercise in Japan.
Germany nearly swept Europe in World War II, and decades later, the conflict between Russia and Ukraine has brought about another dramatic change in Germany's strategy. Russia, as the victor of World War II, was increasingly strategically encircled, while Germany, as the loser, concentrated its military power in Eastern Europe, Finland and Sweden were included in the alliance, Russia also had a nuclear bomb in Belarus, and the strategic map of Europe changed dramatically.