Alexander Zollfrank, the commander of the German Army operations, provided explanations about the current security situation in Germany and the threats of war in an interview. Zollfrank emphasized that Germany is not currently in a state of war, but it is also out of a state of peace, and he explored possible scenarios in the event of a military attack on the country.
Current Threats and Shadow War
Zollfrank, referring to the careful and extensive monitoring of military movements, deemed surprise attacks unlikely. However, he also mentioned the existence of a shadow war that includes sabotage and espionage activities currently taking place in Germany. According to him, this type of war can indirectly cause serious damage to national security.
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The Role of Civilian Institutions in Crises
The commander of the German Army also emphasized the importance of cooperation between military and civilian institutions. He explained that in crisis situations, effective interaction between military forces, police, and other government institutions is essential to create credible deterrence and defend European security.
Zollfrank also referred to Germany's operational plan, which can turn the country into a logistical hub for tens of thousands of NATO soldiers in the event of a crisis. This plan reflects the readiness of the German Army to respond to military threats and represents the country's defensive strategies against potential crises.
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