Șefii serviciilor secrete din Germania avertizează asupra unui conflict violent cu Rusia. Semnalul de alarmă tras la audierile din Parlament

The head of Germany's Federal Intelligence Service, Martin Jäger, warned that Germany is in a "shadow war" with Moscow, increasing the risk of direct conflict. During a parliamentary hearing, he highlighted the direct threat Russia poses, citing a recent attack attempt in Leipzig. Jäger emphasized that Russian intelligence operates with high professionalism and cruelty, making attacks on German targets a real concern. He noted that the primary goal of Moscow is to disrupt European support for Ukraine. While no large-scale Russian attack on NATO is currently anticipated, low-level military activities are possible, especially in the Baltic states. Other intelligence leaders echoed these warnings about sabotage and disinformation efforts by Russia, particularly during election periods in Germany.