After drone attacks: Russia's war is coming closer
Crisis training with heat foil and a gloomy intelligence report: In neighbouring Poland, fears of the Ukraine conflict spreading are growing. Germans in Warsaw are also preparing for an emergency.
The German embassy in Warsaw is conducting crisis training with the Polish army amid growing concerns about the spread of the Russian war against Ukraine. The training, titled "In Bereitschaft", teaches embassy staff how to survive in emergency situations, including how to stay warm with a heat blanket and candle, and how to filter dirty water.
Poland is on high alert, with a series of incidents including Russian drone attacks near the Polish-Ukrainian border and a recent warning from Prime Minister Donald Tusk of possible covert drone attacks and rocket strikes. The Danish military and foreign intelligence service has warned of a growing risk of limited Russian military attacks on NATO states bordering Russia in the coming months.
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