I really doubt that this action could cause the withdrawal of the german forces.
But it could cause the Bundeswehr to review it's current strategy.
After years in which our allies demanded that the Bundeswehr should act more agressively it finally took off the gloves and puts more pressure onto the grwoing insurgent threat in the Kunduz area.
They are engaging them be it with ground forces or by calling in allied airstrikes.
After the first such incident caused some controversy our allies jump onto us like on a wounded prey.
That could mean that agains our forces act more restricted. This would be a boost to the insurgents in the area (one they need after they lost so many fighters and commanders).
But it could cause the Bundeswehr to review it's current strategy.
After years in which our allies demanded that the Bundeswehr should act more agressively it finally took off the gloves and puts more pressure onto the grwoing insurgent threat in the Kunduz area.
They are engaging them be it with ground forces or by calling in allied airstrikes.
After the first such incident caused some controversy our allies jump onto us like on a wounded prey.
That could mean that agains our forces act more restricted. This would be a boost to the insurgents in the area (one they need after they lost so many fighters and commanders).