Germany’s Bundeswehr Is Establishing Its Own Drone Regiment

“We will establish the Bundeswehr’s first drone regiment in the course of 2027,” German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius announced yesterday at the Bergen military training area in Lower Saxony. The unit will consist of up to 600 personnel. Pistorius said:

Anyone who wants to prevail on land must master combat with unmanned systems. … The regiment will cover ranges from close-in distances up to 500 kilometers, and crucially, the regiment will have its own company dedicated to electronic warfare.

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At the military training area, the Bundeswehr, researchers and developers are running an experimental program to test new ideas and weapons. The site evaluates 40 pieces of military equipment for their value in tactical applications.

• The drone regiment will be equipped with kamikaze drones (loitering munitions), which are currently undergoing testing in the Bundeswehr.

Learning from Ukraine: Germany is currently Ukraine’s largest military partner. From the beginning of the war, several German drone start-ups partnered with Ukraine’s military to advance drone warfare technology. Germany is gaining knowledge and experience from the war to equip its military for the future.

While few are paying attention, the Bible reveals that Germany’s military preparations will surprise the world, even more than in World War ii.

“The beast that thou sawest was, and is not; and shall ascend out of the bottomless pit, and go into perdition: and they that dwell on the earth shall wonder” (Revelation 17:8).

Germany is arming for World War iii.

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