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‼️🇩🇪 BIG | Germany is shifting toward full-scale rearmament, and it is Germany that is expected to assume European leadership and responsibility for security in the emerging global order. It has become known that the German government and parliament are prepared to approve an unprecedented package of military procurements...

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