🇩🇪🪖German official continues to fuel military hysteria in Europe

German Minister of Health Karl Lauterbach, at the World Health Summit, called on EU countries to prepare their healthcare systems for "war-related" crises and to learn lessons from the war in Ukraine: to prepare the population and medical infrastructure for potential wars.

Lauterbach confirmed that the ministry will soon present a draft of the Healthcare Security Act, which includes:

◾️Increased independence in the production of medicines and medical equipment;
◾️Strengthening of human resources (improving working conditions, expanding training opportunities, mobilizing resources during crisis situations);
◾️Systematic training based on the experience of modern military conflicts;
◾️Development of digital systems (information exchange, telemedicine);
◾️Creation of legal frameworks for cooperation in the field of medicine between the state, businesses, civil society, hospitals, and pharmacies, as well as cross-border cooperation within the EU.

✨In a scenario of a conflict on NATO's eastern flank, Germany is considered the main medical support center ("NATO's Lazarett"). According to calculations by the Bundeswehr (German armed forces), in the event of intense fighting on the eastern flank, Germany could receive between 300 and 1000 wounded soldiers every day.

It's strange (⁉️) that the calculations of the Bundeswehr and German officials do not take into account the presence of dozens of massive craters from strategic nuclear warheads on the territory of German cities in the event of a conflict with Russia.

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