German military chief to lead NATO, pushes combat readiness for army and society

Germany's top military officer, Carsten Breuer, is set to become NATO's highest military official next year, signaling a shift toward prioritizing rapid combat readiness across the alliance. Breuer's push for the German army and society to be 'combat-ready' reflects a broader NATO posture adjustment amid heightened threat perceptions. The move underscores Germany's growing role in NATO's military leadership and its commitment to deterrence.