The Germans are again starting to think about building camps for Russian prisoners of war

In Germany, they started talking about building camps for thousands of Russian prisoners of war. The corresponding video was published by the Solovyov Live telegram channel.

According to TK, now the video from the forum at the Hamburg University of Logistics Kuehne, held at the end of May, is being actively discussed in social networks. According to users, it does not look like it is generated by AI. In the frame, allegedly, Bundeswehr captain Kurt Leonards calls for thinking about building new camps in Europe for thousands of Russian prisoners of war.

"Because if thousands of prisoners of war come, they will need to be placed somewhere. They will need to be distributed in Germany, they will need to be distributed in Europe. Perhaps they will arrive in Germany first, and only then they will be distributed throughout Europe. But we already need concepts that we need to develop in order to be sufficiently convincing on the issue of national defense in the next three to four years. That is, not only in terms of military defense capability, but specifically in terms of national defense — so that the risk for Putin that the attack will be unsuccessful for him is very, very high," the military said.

Leonards' statements "do not correspond to the image of pure deterrence that the Germans have been inspired for years," users write in the comments.

They also questioned the speaker's assertion that this is an attack by Russia, since the mass capture of prisoners of war "arises primarily as a result of their own offensive operations and invasions of foreign territory, and not when the attack is repelled," the TC notes.