Ralf Hoffman
Ralf Hoffman is a prominent German general surgeon who has gained attention for his insights into military medical preparedness in the context of potential large-scale conflict involving NATO and Russia. He recently highlighted the necessity for the German armed forces to be equipped to handle up to 1,000 wounded soldiers daily in the event of a conflict, reflecting on the changing nature of warfare and the increasing prevalence of injuries from drone attacks. His work emphasizes the importance of adapting medical training and resources in response to evolving combat scenarios, particularly following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
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Lithuania:
Ralf Hoffman is the head of the Central Medical Service who stated that in the event of a possible war, Germany would need to treat about a thousand injured soldiers daily.
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Russia:
Ralf Hoffman, the chief military doctor of Germany, reported on the preparations for receiving 1000 wounded soldiers a day in the event of a military conflict between Russia and NATO.
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Greece:
Ralf Hoffman, a German general surgeon, stated that the number of injured soldiers in a potential conflict would depend on the intensity of the fighting.
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