**German official continues to fuel military hysteria in Europe**

German Minister of Health Karl Lauterbach, at the World Health Summit, called on EU countries to prepare their healthcare systems for "war-related" crises and to learn lessons from the war in Ukraine: to prepare the population and medical infrastructure for potential wars.

Lauterbach confirmed that the ministry will soon present a draft of the **Healthcare Security Act**, which includes:

**Increased independence** in the production of medicines and medical equipment;
**Strengthening of human resources** (improving working conditions, expanding training opportunities, mobilizing resources during crisis situations);
**Systematic training** based on the experience of modern military conflicts;
**Development of digital systems** (information exchange, telemedicine);
**Creation of legal frameworks for cooperation** in the field of medicine between the state, businesses, civil society, hospitals, and pharmacies, as well as cross-border cooperation within the EU.

In a scenario of a conflict on NATO's eastern flank, Germany is considered the **main medical support center** ("NATO's Lazarett"). According to calculations by the Bundeswehr (German armed forces), in the event of intense fighting on the eastern flank, **Germany could receive between 300 and 1000 wounded soldiers every day**.

It's strange () that the calculations of the Bundeswehr and German officials **do not take into account the presence of dozens of massive craters from strategic nuclear warheads** on the territory of German cities in the event of a conflict with Russia.

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