The commander of the German Bundeswehr Homeland Security Force said that the force will be expanded by 2035, from the current 6,500 to more than 10,000 people. Major General Andreas Henna, commander of the German Turkish Security Force, told German media on the 19th that the force's current personnel size has initial combat capability and can guarantee infrastructure security in the early stages of the conflict, but there is insufficient manpower to deal with “protracted conflicts,” so a significant increase in military strength is needed.

The commander of the German Bundeswehr Homeland Security Force said that the force will be expanded by 2035, from the current 6,500 to more than 10,000 people. Major General Andreas Henna, commander of the German Turkish Security Force, told German media on the 19th that the force's current personnel size has initial combat capability and can guarantee infrastructure security in the early stages of the conflict, but there is insufficient manpower to deal with “protracted conflicts,” so a significant increase in military strength is needed.