Germany has developed a plan for war with Russia: they are starting to build prisoner camps

Bild: Germany has prepared a secret plan for the transfer of NATO troops to the east

Photo: Bundeswehr website.

The German newspaper Bild reported that the Bundeswehr has developed a secret plan in the event of a possible war with Russia. The plan was called Operationsplan Deutschland, or OPLAN DEU (translated from German as “Operational Action Plan in Germany”). It determines the course of action of military and civilian authorities, provides for the transfer of NATO troops to the eastern front of the alliance and the construction of prisoner camps.

According to the plan, Germany will become a “nodal point” of NATO in Europe and will be responsible for the transfer of hundreds of thousands of military personnel alliance and for supplying troops. It is assumed that many roads and railways will be used for military purposes and will no longer serve civilian transport.

A Bundeswehr official also confirmed to the publication that the plan also includes the construction of prisoner camps.

Also given the words of the Inspector General of the German Armed Forces, Carsten Breuer, who believes that in five to eight years the Russian army will have 1.5 million soldiers. He called for being ready by 2029.

The publication provides data that Russia is now building 1.5 thousand tanks a year, and Germany has only 300 tanks. In addition, Germany only has a supply of ammunition for two days, although according to NATO standards the ammunition should be enough for at least 30 days.