The head of Germany’s federal intelligence service (BND), Martin Jäger, has warned of the danger of a violent conflict with Russia while addressing the Bundestag. Jäger cited the attempted attack in Leipzig as an example of the “highly professional and ruthless” methods employed by Russian intelligence agencies. He described the current situation as an “undeclared war.” Jäger’s statements underscore growing concerns within Germany regarding Russian activities and potential escalation. This assessment signals a heightened level of alert within German security circles. The BND chief’s comments emphasize the seriousness of the situation and the need for vigilance. He further implied a direct link between actions attributed to Russian intelligence and increasing instability.