North Rhine-Westphalia
Germany finds 95 kg of cocaine in banana boxes in supermarkets
Germany is preparing to redeploy hundreds of thousands of troops to NATO's eastern flank
Germany is developing a plan to deploy troops in case of a Russian attack on NATO
In Germany, due to heavy rains, floods occurred that washed cars into the river
Translation difficulties: Russian hackers sent phishing emails to German politicians, but made mistakes in the text
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Germany finds 95 kg of cocaine in banana boxes in supermarkets
In the supermarkets of North Rhine-Westphalia, 95 kg of cocaine were found in boxes of bananas from South America. The value of the batch on the black market is estimated at more than 7 million euros.
Germany is preparing to redeploy hundreds of thousands of troops to NATO's eastern flank
Germany is preparing to deploy up to 800,000 troops and 200,000 pieces of equipment to NATO's eastern flank in case Russia attacks the Alliance.
Germany is developing a plan to deploy troops in case of a Russian attack on NATO
Germany draws up a secret plan to deploy up to 800,000 NATO troops and 200,000 pieces of equipment via the A2 highway to Eastern Europe in the event of a Russian attack on the Alliance's eastern flank.
In Germany, due to heavy rains, floods occurred that washed cars into the river
Due to heavy rains that flooded streets and basements in some parts of Germany, cars floated through the streets, and people were locked in their homes. There were no reports of injuries.
Translation difficulties: Russian hackers sent phishing emails to German politicians, but made mistakes in the text
Russian hackers sent out phishing emails in German, but made mistakes in the text. Now, Germany's constitutional protection agency (counterintelligence) has warned of a new threat of Russian cyberattacks.
Knauf, a manufacturer of materials suspected of supplying products to Mariupol, wants to completely withdraw from the Russian market
Construction materials manufacturer Knauf is planning to completely withdraw from the Russian market after more than 30 years of operation, aiming to transfer its business to local management. Earlier, the company was suspected of supplying products to occupied Mariupol.
In Germany, law enforcement officers are investigating whether their companies were involved in the supply of products to Mariupol
German law enforcement agencies are investigating whether German companies violated sanctions by supplying construction materials to rebuild the Russian-occupied Ukrainian city of Mariupol, which the German government has warned against as it serves Russian propaganda.
Knauf Ukraine has finally refused to comment on the situation with the supply of products to the occupied Mariupol: German office banned
Two German companies, Knauf and WKB Systems, are supplying Russians with construction materials to rebuild occupied Mariupol. Knauf Ukraine has refused to comment on the situation regarding assistance to the occupiers.
German companies help Russia with construction in occupied Mariupol - media
At least two companies from Germany - Knauf and WKB Systems - are supplying construction materials for use in Mariupol, according to an investigation by the Monitor program of the German TV channel ARD.
Ukrainians in Germany have to register their cars
Ukrainian refugees in Germany must register their cars and get German license plates by March 31 if they have been in the country for more than a year, otherwise they face a fine for driving without registration.