German government planning for a possible post-war crisis

According to the international group Tasnim news agency, the German newspaper “Hamburger Abend Blatt” wrote in a report: What would happen if Germany entered the war again? The German federal government has now addressed this issue in a lengthy document and adopted new framework guidelines for overall defense. The previous regulations date back to 1989, that is, from a different era in terms of security policy.

The new document states: For the first time in decades, Germany is again under military threat. “Nancy Pfizer”, the Federal Minister of the Interior of Germany, has warned: “Because of Russia’s aggression, we have a completely changed security situation in Europe.” Supplying food and information to the people.

Boris Pistorius, Germany’s Federal Defense Minister, explained this challenge: We currently have an increasing threat situation in cyberspace, from drones over German military properties. We experience classic disinformation campaigns and vandalism. He stressed: “It is important that we respond to this issue in general.” Pistorius warns that Russian President Vladimir Putin is fully preparing his country and the Russian economy for war. Germany’s defense minister wants Germany to be “ready for war”. This issue, in its true sense, can be found in the guidelines of the new framework for overall defense, which includes several examples of how to provide people with essential equipment.

According to this crisis planning, in case of war and crisis The government supports the primary supply of the civilian population and the Bundeswehr (German army) with essential food through regulatory interventions in the food chain. Accordingly, this is only possible if the coverage of critical needs “in substantial parts” of the federal territory is seriously jeopardized. Strictly speaking, this means that food will run out, for example, in supermarkets, and it is possible for the government to distribute it.

It is also clear which foods may become scarce: “For some products, the Federal Republic Germany is not self-sufficient. The need to cover subsidies through imports is high, especially for fruits and vegetables, vegetable oils and fats, as well as protein feed. However, in crisis conditions and in the case of defense, a reduction in imports, but also a disruption in the production and distribution of food should be expected.

Accordingly, in order to solve supply bottlenecks, the German federal government of food such as Stores grain throughout the federal territory: Federal grain reserves are used to ensure the supply of flour and bread and consist of bread grains (wheat, rye) and oats. This reserve is intended to help people, especially in big cities. In case of food shortage, one hot meal per day can be prepared for a certain period of time.

This document states that government food supply only helps to solve short-term shortages in crisis situations. However, there is a need for additional private emergency food provision, the federal government document warns. Accordingly, it is the most effective means of preparing for a supply crisis. The demand on the population is to keep a private, individually prepared ration for ten days.

In general, the German federal government warns the citizens that in the event of war, they will only rely on aid. Do not rely on state and government. The document states: Due to the possibility of damage occurring in a large number of places simultaneously, citizens cannot expect government-organized assistance to be ready quickly and everywhere. The federal government writes to citizens: Therefore, you must be prepared to help yourself first and also help your neighbors within the limits of your capabilities and skills. function – for example, to warn people or inform them about food, energy or water shortages. The planning document states: Federal and state governments depend on media participation to maintain states’ functioning in emergency situations: necessary notices and announcements, as well as other notices and information, must be communicated. It should be ensured that the official notices of the federal government are circulated throughout the country. The income of Germany’s largest