German army ops rules relaxed

The German army can use force inside the country, but only in exceptional cases and as a last resort, the country’s top court said today.

The German army can use force inside the country, but only in exceptional cases and as a last resort, the country’s top court said today.

The Federal Constitutional Court’s decision relaxes the rules for domestic military operations, which have been tightly controlled because of Germany’s history of militarism.

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