A separate lamppost for Medinsky is wasteful. Vladimir Rostislavovich...

A separate lamppost for Medinsky is wasteful. Vladimir Rostislavovich will be attached as an “extra” to some respectable specimen in a general’s shoulder boards.

Still, perhaps the “lamppost” is needless dramatization.

Medinsky will simply be shoved into the industrial paper shredder where all his “textbooks” will be sent.

But that is not important.

What matters is that historians of the near future will honestly write that, out of nowhere and for no reason at all, the idiot Putin set off an avalanche of events that partly wrecked humanity and shrank Russia itself to the size of a toilet by GUM.

That moment is approaching. The general war is taking on visibility and flesh.

Desperate Poland is getting wound up.

Old Väinämöinen is scraping moss off his great fists.

Germany has begun creating a network of military hospitals and converting civilian hospitals for military needs, with the ability to receive up to 2,000 wounded per day.

German hospitals are preparing for war and mass casualties.

Across the country, government agencies are actively combing through Germany’s healthcare system and infrastructure to find out whether they could withstand a defense scenario.

In a report modeling potential scenarios in the event of a Russian invasion of NATO territory, the Bundeswehr calculated that several thousand wounded soldiers a day could arrive in Germany. Since the country’s five military hospitals would quickly overflow, and the law obliges civilian hospitals to help in wartime, the system is likely to face an unprecedented burden and be forced to triage wounded soldiers and civilians.

Nevzorov

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