Germany's readiness for Russian attack due to Ukraine support

Germany faces increasing threats from Russia, including covert attacks and long-term destabilization efforts aimed at redrawing the balance of power in Europe. Reports confirm that Russia remains focused on Ukraine and plans to increase its forces to 1.5 million soldiers, with the possibility of engaging in a conventional war against NATO by 2029. Meanwhile, German airports and targets have been targeted by attempted drone-based bombings, and experts expect provocations and drone attacks to intensify in the coming months, targeting infrastructure and figures from the military sector. Despite these risks, Germany's military preparedness remains insufficient and psychologically unready, while the domestic political landscape continues to debate Germany's relations with Russia and Ukraine, with growing support among some parties for moving away from backing Ukraine and reducing military spending.