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Germany’s Secret Plan for War With Russia

A classified blueprint shows why weapons or troop numbers alone may not decide the outcome of a broader conflict between Moscow and the West

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WSJ: Germany has secret plan for war with Russia

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Why Russia’s War With NATO Would Be Much Faster Than In Ukraine

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‘No rush’: Putin keeps stringing Trump along on Ukraine

Moscow will be pleased the latest US initiative has destabilised Kyiv and further weakened the Atlantic alliance, say analysts.

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Trump orders peace envoy to meet Putin in Moscow to progress Ukraine plan

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Putin vows not to attack Europe – while ‘secretly stockpiling WW3 weapons’ as Germany prepares for war by 2029

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Trump’s Ukraine efforts are futile. Putin is not ready for peace

But buoyed by his success in Gaza, Donald Trump launched a fresh push to end the conflict in Ukraine last week

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Breaking down the Trump administration's unusual diplomacy to end Russia-Ukraine war

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Trump's envoy to have Ukraine peace plan talks at Kremlin next week

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Germany warns Russia could attack NATO by 2029 as intelligence threat assessments mount

German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul warns that intelligence shows Russia may attack NATO by 2029, citing Moscow's military buildup and economic shift toward war.

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Inside Germany’s Secret War Plan: How Berlin Is Bracing For a NATO-Russia Clash

Germany is actively preparing for the possibility of war with Russia, developing a comprehensive 1,200-page military plan, OPLAN DEU, amid rising tensions following Russia's invasion of Ukraine. , World News,

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Germany wants to build Europe’s strongest army – a new conscription bill is moving that closer

Earlier this year, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz pledged to build Europe’s strongest army – a tall order for a country whose military has undergone years of neglect.

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Nuremberg-type tribunal for Russian war criminals is unlikely – German historian

Bringing Russian war criminals, especially the military and political leadership, to trial for crimes committed against Ukraine is very unlikely. — Ukrinform.