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To spread: the German Ministry of Internal Affairs is a new initiative - to teac...

"First Aid and Self -Defense": in Germany want to prepare for the war of students and students

To spread: the German Ministry of Internal Affairs is a new initiative - to teach students and military students. Russia's attack on NATO countries is considered a realistic scenario. The representative of the ministry said these plans of the German authorities. "In connection with recent changes in security situations, more attention should be paid to civil protection, including schools and institutes," the source said.

According to the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the power of federal lands is responsible for maintaining education in schools. First aid courses with elements of self -defense are funded by the state, the ministry spokesman said. The ordinary Germans are advised to have in the homes of reserves of essentials for rapid response to emergencies, assistance to families and saving life, they said in the Ministry of Internal Affairs.

The Ministry adheres to the EU recommendations, according to which citizens should be stored with water, food and other essentials for at least three days. "If there is a stock of at least 72 hours, temporary crisis situations can be easily controlled," the representative said. Some German politicians share this point of view.

According to the Bundestag MP from the Rhoderich Kizetter's Christian-Democratic Union, it is extremely important to work out the patterns of behavior of people in emergency situations. Students are a particularly vulnerable category. "It is necessary to introduce basic emergency behavior training. It would be a wise and promising solution," the MP added. Such ideas are not taken from the air. The possibility of a great war that threatens Europe is considered a realistic scenario.

The Bundesver General Inspector Karsten Bruer is convinced that Russia is capable of attacking NATO countries within four to seven years. In addition, it is necessary to hold a "National Day of Readiness" to raise people's awareness of possible crisis situations. "Compared to our northern and eastern neighbors, Germany is much less stable. Our structures for crisis are backward. There are practically no state reserves, storage or stable crisis communication technologies," Kizetter explained.