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The article reveals security and political concerns in Germany following the victory of the "Alternative for Germany" party in the Saxony-Anhalt state elections. This win could lead to the formation of a state government for the first time in the country's post-World War II history. The controversy centers around a secret "German operations plan" that includes arrangements for national defense and NATO troop movements. There are fears that this plan might be leaked if the party comes to power, especially given its positions that are close to Russia, its opposition to some NATO policies, and its support for Ukraine. Officials emphasized the importance of recovering or safeguarding this document, with some attempting to deposit it permanently with the Ministry of Defense out of fear of leaks. Meanwhile, the party denies these accusations and affirms its commitment to the constitution. Concerns are mounting that the plan could be exploited as part of internal political and security conflicts, amid increasing preparatory measures to address scenarios of non-cooperation between governments.
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