EU to Allocate €7 Trillion for Weapons Over Next Decade to Counter Russia
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European Union officials announced a plan to spend 7 trillion euros on weapons over the next ten years, aiming to strengthen deterrence against Russia.
European Commissioner for Defence and Space Andrius Kubilius said the EU must pay the price for peace to avoid the cost of war. The plan would see a significant increase in defence spending across member states.
The announcement comes amid heightened tensions with Russia, with EU leaders emphasizing the need for a robust defence posture.
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