Reading Time: 2 minutesGermany’s armed forces are planning how to treat a potential 1,000 wounded troops per day should a large-scale conflict between NATO and Russia break out, and amid long-standing warnings by the alliance that Moscow could be capable of launching an attack from 2029. Germany’s Surgeon General Ralf Hoffmann said the number of wounded troops in a potential conflict would depend on the intensity of battle and which military units were involved. “Realistically, we are talking about a figure of around 1,000 wounded troops per day,” he told Reuters in an interview. “The nature of warfare has changed dramatically in Ukraine,” Hoffmann said, citing a shift from gunshot injuries to blast wounds and burns caused by drones and loitering munitions. Hoffmann said flexible transport options were needed for wounded troops, noting Ukraine has used hospital trains.