NATO’s high-ranking official requests civilians to prepare for war with Russia

According to the report of the international group Tasnim news agency quoted by the German magazine “Focus”, Admiral Rob Bauer, the head of NATO’s military committee, warned about an all-out and extensive war with Russia in the next 20 years and asked civilians to prepare for major changes in their daily lives.

Admiral Rob Bauer, in this regard He said: Civilians should be ready for extensive changes in their lives. According to the English newspaper “Telegraph”, he made these statements after the meeting of NATO defense ministers in Brussels.

Baer, ​​a Dutch naval officer, emphasized that in the event of a war, a large number of civilians should be be mobilized According to him, therefore, governments should create systems to manage this process. This senior NATO official praised Sweden for calling all its citizens to prepare for war before the country officially joins the NATO military alliance.

High-ranking Swedish officials recently warned of an imminent and serious war. The situation asked the citizens to prepare themselves for these conditions and to strengthen the national defense.

Key and important Swedish officials, such as Michael Biden, the Commander-in-Chief of the Swedish Armed Forces, and Karl Oskar Böhlin, the Minister of Civil Defense, clearly They announced that the country is under serious threat and citizens should help strengthen the national defense. According to the Telegraph, NATO will start the largest military exercise since the Cold War next week with about 90,000 troops. Operation Steadfast Defender 2024 was designed expressly to prepare the alliance for a Russian invasion. Britain will send about 20,000 soldiers as well as tanks, artillery and fighter planes to these exercises, which will be held across Europe until May. 1930s-style appeasement warned Vladimir Putin that Britain would continue to support Ukraine. How Russia could start a war with NATO as early as this year.

This classified information available to Germany’s Bild magazine describes in detail a scenario that is unimaginable to many Germans even now. It seems.