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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]]. | 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]]. | ||
| − | Pistorius has no background or | + | 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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Revision as of 23:36, March 4, 2024
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.
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.