Bundeswehr
Pistorius criticizes Trump's disrespectful Afghanistan remarks
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In the ARD show 'Caren Miosga', German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius condemned US President Donald Trump's claims about NATO troops in Afghanistan as 'indecent and disrespectful'. He calls for an apology but does not expect one. He also stressed that Europe can no longer fully rely on the US.
In Rendsburg, recruits from Heimatschutzregiment 4 have solemnly sworn the flag oath. The regiment in Alt Duvenstedt comprises around 1000 service positions and is tasked with defending three federal states in emergencies. The ceremony highlights the Bundeswehr's intention to bolster homeland protection.
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A scandal involving sexism, right-wing extremism, and drug abuse at the 26th Parachute Regiment in Zweibrücken has caused outrage in the Bundeswehr. Investigations target 55 soldiers, with 23 facing dismissal. The incident endangers Defense Minister Boris Pistorius and the force's future.
The German armed forces have postponed a key digital project. The new SAP software S/4Hana for administration, materials, and logistics was set to launch at the end of October but will now go live in the second quarter of 2026. The delay stems from technical issues and insufficient operational readiness.
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The Bundeswehr has suspended the conversion of unused military properties into civilian areas. The Defense Ministry justifies this with the need for more infrastructure to expand the armed forces amid the security situation. Around 200 properties are affected and will now be transferred to a strategic reserve.