Urgent! Leaked audio of senior German officers planning an attack on Russian territory

The Russian intelligence service (FSB) intercepted an alarming conversation between Germany’s top military commanders. In this recording, they discussed plans to attack Russian infrastructure, specifically the East Bridge, which connects the Crimean peninsula to the mainland of Russia. This bridge is a strategic point and has been the subject of geopolitical tensions since its construction.

The conversation was attended by the German Air Force inspector, Ingo Gerhartzand the head of the operations and exercises directorate of the Air Force Command, Frank Gräfe, as well as two other unidentified soldiers. The discussion took place in February 19, 2024 and revealed disturbing details.

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The Attack Plan

The German military considered the possibility of attacking the East Bridge with missiles Taurus. This bridge is vital for the connection between Crimea and Russian territory, and is the target of disputes between Russia and Ukraine. The conversation suggests that Germany could suggest strategic targets to the Ukrainians using these missiles.

In the leaked audio, an officer stated: “The bridge in the east is difficult to reach, making it a small target, but the Taurus could reach it, and it could also hit the ammunition dumps.” However, another military official reasoned that Germany should understand pragmatically what the Ukrainians want and how to teach them how to use these missiles effectively.

Diplomatic and Geopolitical Implications

The revelation of this plan could have serious diplomatic implications. Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zajarova, stated that the conversation could lead to the breakdown of diplomatic relations. The situation also calls into question the previous narrative that the NATO was not directly involved in the Russian-Ukrainian conflict.

The world is closely watching these developments as tensions in the region continue to evolve. The participation of Western countries in the conflict is increasingly explicit, and this revelation could have significant consequences for international relations.

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