防極右勢力滲透 德解散KSK特戰第2連 青年日報 20200702

【縛雞之見】

已脫離指揮系統，且具「有害的領導文化」。有點the Night of the Long Knives 的感覺。

正好也是6/30-7/2。

民主國家，如何防腐？防極端？這是很大的問題。關鍵是不能靠個人的英明、權力不能過度集中、人民不可放棄監督無條件支持政治人物。 

防極右勢力滲透 德解散KSK特戰2連    青年日報 20200702

　「有線電視新聞網」（CNN）報導，德國聯邦國防軍遭到極右派主義滲透，當局已下令解散國防軍特戰部隊（KSK）第2突擊連；德防長康坎鮑爾直言，該組織部分連隊已脫離指揮系統，且具「有害的領導文化」。

KSK將重組 不會全面解散

　康坎鮑爾6月30日向《南德日報》證實，相當於旅級特戰部隊的KSK組織，存在嚴重問題，無法以目前形式繼續存在，因此先將問題最嚴重的2連解散，她表示，德國仍需特戰部隊，短時間內不可能全面解散KSK，但勢必進行重組。

　《德國之聲》指出，KSK指揮官克雷特邁爾准將（Markus Kreitmayr）料將留任，但該單位重組完成前，不會參與任何演訓或跨國行動，相關任務也將轉交其他單位執行。

查出官兵持有納粹軍品

　德國國防軍內部，2017年起就出現右傾問題，甚至查出保有納粹時期軍品的極右派官兵。根據德軍事反情報單位（MAD）1月報告指出，整個國防軍內部有超過500名疑似支持極右翼的官兵，光KSK內部就有20人涉嫌，是其他國防軍單位的5倍。

　康坎鮑爾於5月成立專案小組，深入調查KSK內部極右派勢力爭議，不但發現4.8萬發子彈與62公斤爆裂物「消失」，還在1名KSK官兵家中搜出非法爆裂物及武器，凸顯KSK內部問題極為嚴重。 

German Special Forces unit to be dissolved, source says, after reported far-right links    CNN 20200630

(CNN)An elite German military unit which reportedly had a number of extreme right-wing members will be disbanded, a source told CNN on Tuesday.

 

"The Second Commando Company of the KSK will be dissolved," the source said, asking not to be named ahead of an announcement Wednesday.

 

The KSK is the unified command for German Army special forces -- designed in the 1990s to be the equivalent of US Special Operations Command, according Janes, a defense analysis firm.

 

The unit has around 1,400 soldiers who embark on operations such anti-terror campaigns and hostage situations, according to the AFP news agency.

 

German Defense Minister Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer reportedly told the Sueddeutsche Zeitung newspaper Tuesday that she had issued the order to partially dissolve the group, which had "become partially independent" from the chain of command," the AFP reported.

 

The minister also described the unit as having a "toxic leadership culture."

 

The newspaper Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (FAZ) also revealed details of the plan on Tuesday.

 

FAZ said that the group "will be partially dissolved, after an accumulation of incidents and a notable build-up of right-wing extremists in the unit," and that about 70 soldiers would be affected.

 

KSK members have repeatedly been linked to extreme right wing ideologies.  In May, a stash of weapons, ammunition and explosives was seized at the home of an elite German soldier.  CNN affiliate RTL reported the man was a member of the KSK.

 

Germany's Military Counterintelligence Service had been investigating members of the special forces for a long time and the search of the house was conducted after a tip-off from the intelligence agency, Kramp-Karrenbauer said at the time.

 

A working group, set up in May by the minister to look into the issue, reported its conclusions on Tuesday.

 

The report advised that the KSK "cannot continue to exist in its current form" and must be "better integrated into the Bundeswehr," according to the AFP.