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Germany’s Power Grid Could Be NATO’s Weakest Link
If Russia attacks a NATO member, Germany would have six months to move as many as 800,000 allied troops and 200,000 vehicles across the country toward the eastern flank.
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If Russia attacks a NATO member, Germany would have a six‑month window to shift up to 800,000 allied troops and 200,000 vehicles across its territory toward the eastern front. Existing ports, airports and railways already handle military equipment moving through Europe and to Ukraine. Germany alleges that Russia tried to bomb a Ukrainian cargo plane at Leipzig/Halle Airport, a site used by NATO’s heavy‑airlift program. This highlights the vulnerability of Germany’s transport infrastructure in a potential NATO conflict.
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