According to the German news agency, the Bundeswehr (Armed Forces of Germany) has deployed over 1,000 soldiers to the Middle East, particularly in Cyprus, in preparation for a potential evacuation operation of German citizens from conflict zones.
Last week, Bild newspaper reported that Germany had deployed special forces units to Cyprus, with the possibility of conducting a hostage rescue operation in the Gaza Strip, as reported by Sputnik.
Security officials in Berlin stated the German army has deployed over 1,000 soldiers to the Middle East in preparation for the potential evacuation of German citizens.
The majority of military personnel, both men and women, are currently on standby in Cyprus.
However, they emphasized that the course of events would depend on future developments, which are impossible to predict.
This deployment underscores Germany's commitment to the safety and security of its citizens, especially in regions of potential conflict.
The situation in the Middle East remains dynamic, and the readiness of German forces in the region reflects their dedication to protecting and assisting their citizens in times of crisis.
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