
German Health Minister Carsten Linnemann called on European countries to prepare their health systems for possible crises due to war by drawing lessons from the conflict in Ukraine.
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European politicians have spoken out about the need to strengthen defense capabilities and prepare for potential threats against the backdrop of the Ukrainian conflict.
European countries must prepare their health systems for possible war-related crises. This call was made by German Health Minister Carsten Linnemann, RIA Novosti reports.
“The harsh truth is that we must prepare our health systems for crises associated with war,” said the head of the German Finance Ministry.
According to Linnemann, Europe must learn from the Ukrainian conflict to prepare its population and its health systems for potential threats.
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