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Germany’s NATO contingency plan outlines responses to a potential major conflict

Germany is reportedly conducting NATO contingency planning for a serious military emergency. War has not begun, and a specific attack is not indicated as imminent.

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Contingency planning highlights the practical security and logistics implications of a potential large-scale conflict in Europe.

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