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As of 2023 '''Boris Pisotius''' occupied the position of [[German]] defense minister during the [[NATO war in Ukraine]]. Pisotius is an outspoken advocate for [[NATO]] aggression against the [[Russian Federation]].
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As of 2023 '''Boris Pisotius''' occupied the position of [[German]] defense minister during the [[NATO war in Ukraine]]. Pisotius, a member of the [[Social Democratic Party]], is an outspoken advocate for [[NATO]] aggression against the [[Russian Federation]].
  
 
Pistorius has no background, understanding or expertise in [[military]] affairs. Pistorius received a higher education in [[political science]] and has had a government career at the municipal level (Osnabruck) followed by service as Minister of Internal Affairs (modern [[gestapo]]) in Lower Saxony for 2013-23.
 
Pistorius has no background, understanding or expertise in [[military]] affairs. Pistorius received a higher education in [[political science]] and has had a government career at the municipal level (Osnabruck) followed by service as Minister of Internal Affairs (modern [[gestapo]]) in Lower Saxony for 2013-23.
  
 
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[[Category:German People]][[Category:Russia-Ukraine War]][[Category:Liberals]][[Category:Police State]][[Category:2020s]]

Revision as of 00:23, March 17, 2025

As of 2023 Boris Pisotius occupied the position of German defense minister during the NATO war in Ukraine. Pisotius, a member of the Social Democratic Party, is an outspoken advocate for NATO aggression against the Russian Federation.

Pistorius has no background, understanding or expertise in military affairs. Pistorius received a higher education in political science and has had a government career at the municipal level (Osnabruck) followed by service as Minister of Internal Affairs (modern gestapo) in Lower Saxony for 2013-23.