How did the German Ministry of Defence respond to the disappearance of tens of thousands of bullets?

The response and treatment of the German Ministry of Defence is very routine, that is, the members of KSK are reorganized and partially dissolved. In fact, Germany began to suppress domestic right-wing forces from the end of World War II. So this time, in the name of reorganization, a large number of right-wingers in the army were eliminated.

1. After World War II, the German right-wing forces were severely hit, but there are still remnants. Unlike Japan, Germany immediately began a large-scale search for domestic right-wing forces after the end of World War II. Therefore, the German right-wing forces once could not lift their heads in Germany. But wildfire never completely devoured them, and they grew taller in the spring breeze. With the economic problems caused by the epidemic, the German right-wing forces gradually rose, and KSK, as Germany's trump card, was also infiltrated. That's why there was an accident of missing bullets. At present, German military and police have begun to look for lost ammunition.

2. Many lost bullets and explosives were collected in the homes of KSK special forces. The news is very exciting. After all, as one of the most elite special forces in the world, the combat capability of KSK members is beyond doubt. If such a special warfare player with stunts becomes a gangster, it will not only be more difficult to catch, but also cause more serious damage. In addition, according to reliable sources, the German military has found out that more than a quarter of KSK troops have serious right-wing tendencies. So at present, KSK troops have stopped their combat readiness and are being reorganized.

3. At present, a combat unit of KSK has been disbanded collectively and is under investigation. This is also the biggest problem for German combat troops at present. We should know that KSK special forces have four combat units, and each combat unit generally has about 70 to 100 soldiers. The influence of the right deviation of the whole unit is undoubtedly enormous. Therefore, the German government is currently conducting a personal investigation on the members of these special forces.