Chapter 1592

As more and more voices in the media began to seriously discuss whether Milicon should withdraw his troops from Germany, the German government was terrified...... Perhaps there was some snickering at the moment when an uncertain piece of news came: Russia seemed to be discussing strengthening its military presence in the European direction, and at the same time considering strengthening the strength of the Baltic Fleet.

For Germany, this news was really a bolt from the blue, and it directly shocked the Germans: the Germans should strengthen their military forces in the European direction?!

If Germany, France, and Britain are the four major European powers, Italy, who is most afraid of Russia?

This is undoubtedly Germany.

Britain and France are not only one of the five permanent members of the United Nations Security Council, but more importantly, these two countries have their own nuclear weapons, especially the existence of ballistic missile nuclear submarines, a second nuclear counterattack force, so that the Russians must be jealous: unless Russia wants to play a game with Britain or France, it is impossible to occupy the entire country's territory in the event of World War II.

As for Italy, although Italy does not have nuclear weapons, and the Italian army is the laughing stock of the whole world, but the Italians who can't stand it have now become honest children: since I can't fight, then I'll live my little life honestly - after the whole World War II, everyone has heard that Britain is a-stirring stick everywhere, and you have heard that the French poke here like a fighting, Engage in it there, even Germany, although there is nothing to say militarily, but politically it is also dishonest all day long, but who has heard of what kind of moth Italy did after World War II?

Therefore, in the whole of Europe, if you want to say who is most worried about Lao Maozi, there is no doubt that it is Germany, even if Germany joins the "North Atlantic Treaty Organization Shared Nuclear Weapons Policy Countries", but as long as it does not have nuclear weapons at hand, this feeling of being held to the head with a gun will definitely not disappear.

When he received the news, Schroeder was stunned, and his first reaction was: "Is the news confirmed? Is it really confirmed?"

"Not sure," Peter Strucker shook his head, his expression very nervous, "the intelligence services are stepping up the verification, but sir, I think this matter must be taken seriously." ”

"Of course, of course," Schroeder looked rather at a loss, and walked around the office anxiously: "Of course, you have to be cautious...... Damn, what the hell is going on with these damn wild bears, why are they suddenly strengthening their military forces in the European direction?"

“......”

Peter Strucker doesn't speak, and he is not a roundworm in the old hairy man's brain, how does he know what these guys with their heads full of alcohol think?

But then again, it wouldn't be strange to Peter Strucker that these damn wild bears were doing all sorts of weird things, hadn't they always been?

However, Schroeder, after seeing Peter Strucker not speak, finally reluctantly adjusted his mood a little, and said: "Although the intelligence department is still verifying, they must have a basic judgment, right? What do you think?"

"Yes," Peter Strucker said hurriedly, "the intelligence agencies believe that such a thing is possible." ”

"How?"

"Because now the Americans are putting more energy into the Middle East," Peter Stirk said without hesitation, "and you know, those damn wild bears have always looked at Europe as a ...... All the time when the U.S. is temporarily focused on Iraq and Afghanistan, those damn wild bears are kind of ready to move, and I think it's normal. ”

“......”

Schroeder stopped talking, and when Peter Strucker said that, he also felt normal.

But normal is one thing, and as soon as the damned polar bears strengthen their military presence in the European direction, Germany will be awkward: it will bear the brunt of itself.

"The government will then hold a press conference to ask the Russian government to explain whether it is really strengthening its military forces in Europe and the Baltic Fleet, and if they want to do so, the German government will strongly condemn it," Schröder said, looking at Peter Struck: "As for the military, what do you suggest?"

"My suggestion is that the Americans must not be allowed to withdraw their troops," Peter Strucker said without hesitation: "As you know, during this period of time, the calls for Americans to reduce the number of troops stationed in China have become louder and louder, and more and more American people also think that while the United States has provided protection to Germany, Germany has not given enough return for the security protection provided by the United States, so ......"

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PS: Sorry brothers, please wait a few minutes.

However, Schroeder, after seeing Peter Strucker not speak, finally reluctantly adjusted his mood a little, and said: "Although the intelligence department is still verifying, they must have a basic judgment, right? What do you think?"

"Yes," Peter Strucker said hurriedly, "the intelligence agencies believe that such a thing is possible." ”

"How?"

"Because now the Americans are putting more energy into the Middle East," Peter Stirk said without hesitation, "and you know, those damn wild bears have always looked at Europe as a ...... All the time when the U.S. is temporarily focused on Iraq and Afghanistan, those damn wild bears are kind of ready to move, and I think it's normal. ”

“......”

Schroeder stopped talking, and when Peter Strucker said that, he also felt normal.

But normal is one thing, and as soon as the damned polar bears strengthen their military presence in the European direction, Germany will be awkward: it will bear the brunt of itself.

"The government will then hold a press conference to ask the Russian government to explain whether it is really strengthening its military forces in Europe and the Baltic Fleet, and if they want to do so, the German government will strongly condemn it," Schröder said, looking at Peter Struck: "As for the military, what do you suggest?"

"My suggestion is that the Americans must not be allowed to withdraw their troops," Peter Strucker said without hesitation: "As you know, during this period of time, the calls for Americans to reduce the number of troops stationed in China have become louder and louder, and more and more American people also think that while the United States has provided protection to Germany, Germany has not given enough return for the security protection provided by the United States, so ......"