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    Der deutsche General bereitet das Land auf einen möglichen russischen Angriff innerhalb von zwei bis drei Jahren vor


    Der deutsche General bereitet das Land auf einen möglichen russischen Angriff innerhalb von zwei bis drei Jahren vor

    https://www.pravda.com.ua/eng/news/2026/01/27/8018042/

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    3. joinity on

      With what? Scrap metal? Russia has like 1% of the military equipment compared to the EU right now. They are broke beyond measurement

    5. macross1984 on

      This time, US can’t be counted so Europe need to follow through beefing ups its military to a point it can defent itself from like Russian attack (if Putin is still around).

    6. joaoricrd2 on

      Germany has been under Russia attack for a while. Not military, but sabotage, murders, infrastructure damage, etc. Time to retaliate.

    7. JustGap8613 on

      The complacency in these comments let alone at the top is sickening when you think of the scale of loss that’s potentially/likely on the horizon

    8. lcdr_hairyass on

      Russia can’t get through Ukraine; they won’t be able to get through Poland.

    11. potatodrinker on

      Attack with what? Females aged 5 to 55?

      Aren’t they expending all their Military Aged Males and Tricked Foreign Athletes in the current war?

    13. fafatzy on

      Europe should wake the fuck up and send troops to Ukraine. I don’t get this “let’s wait it out sitting on our asses”

    14. peet192 on

      Nope Russia doesn’t have the manpower for a sustained attack on Europe it barely has the trained manpower for a sustained attack on Ukraine.

    15. JonnyBravoII on

      What the EU (and Germany) need to do is start by kicking Hungary out or make it so unpalatable for them that they choose to leave themselves. The EU can’t work together to solve their problems when a country like Hungary is out there causing disruption 24/7. Send a message.

    16. damondan on

      Germany has already been at war with Russia for years and I don’t get why nobody seems to acknowledge it or why any NATO articles haven’t been triggered yet.

      Actively dividing entire populations via digital warfare, spreading misinformation and hate in order to inflame every single discourse is, at least in my book, a very clear and widespread attack on a nation/democracy.

      Or is it not?

    17. Kharenzo on

      I’m American but I’d love for the EU to really pull together and put an end to Russia then maybe my country would regain its sanity.

    18. Throwitaway701 on

      I’m sure the country that’s completely failed to invade Ukraine in 4 years is just gonna roll over Poland. 

    19. dwair on

      Without US backing I doubt Russia will roll west in the next decade. Russia has been decimated economicly and found to be militarily lacking. That said I didn’t think Russia would invade Ukraine nor did I think the US would try and orchestrate the break up of NATO and boast about facilitating a coupe in Venezuela for financial gain. Funny old world and certainly interesting times.

      Go Germany.

      the UK needs to re-arm and get on a war footing. We need to ditch any and all militarily reliance from the US and benefit from an economic up tick as we increase our capabilities. After all, that way why the US historically sold itself as NATO’s supplier. They have made trillions of this over the last 6 decades. Now we can profit and increase our security as well.

    20. Left_Contribution833 on

      – From the standpoint of an increasingly arming europe, the best time to strike for russia would be sooner than later. Hence the 2-3 years window, because every year along the road, the EU gets more military material and capabilities.
      – Russia is currently on a war footing, which generally leads to disastrous effects on the stability of the country once that footing is ended. It would make sense, from the point of view of survival of the current russian administration, to keep that footing going.
      – in 2-3 years the russo-ukranian war should be over. Meaning that al lot of the military capabilities of russia are freed up and at the disposal of their administration.
      – There is a view (that I cannot argue or prove) that the russian demographic decline and supposed decline of the internal economy and society as result of the on-going war, sanctions and internal policies (see the war-footing point) have basically robbed the future for results now. At some point the russian forces will feel the drain of a reduced economy and start losing capabilities.

      The point I want to make is that, regardless of actual intent and stated policy, the *risk* to the EU from russia will probably peak in the coming few years.

    21. Tasty-Ad8258 on

      It’s genuinely terrifying how much the threat has already escalated beyond just conventional warfare. The complacency some are showing feels like a luxury we can’t afford anymore. We need to start taking these warnings seriously and preparing now, not when it’s too late.

    22. Zealous03 on

      I can’t imagine Russia ever actually attacking anywhere other then Ukraine they can’t even properly capture all of the Donbas and it took them 4 years to capture a minuscule amount of Ukraine.

      They can’t even properly provide their military with water, how tf are they going to attack Germany 🤦🏻‍♂️

    24. Ornery-Conference682 on

      I mean they won’t have much military left if the Ukrainian war doesn’t end soon.

    26. Difficult-Nectarine1 on

      honestly, why russia should attack Germany? it should invade Poland first.

      In almost 3 years of war they can’t conquest all Ukraine, an attack to Germany seems unreal to me.

    27. pop76 on

      Lol. I remember in 2022 there was the same prediction by some german general that Russia could attack Germany by the end of 2025. I hope they don’t do sport betting

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