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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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🇩🇪 BERLIN GOES ALL-IN ON MILITARY BUILDUP Once known for military restraint, Germany is now racing to build the strongest army in Europe. With Russia’s war in Ukraine shaking Europe’s sense of security, Berlin is ditching decades of caution and pouring money into defense at a pace not seen since the Cold War. This week, Germany’s parliament is expected to approve over €50 billion in new military purchases - including tanks, missiles, drones, and even protective gear for soldiers. It’s part of a long-term €650 billion defense plan running through 2030. Among the shopping list: F-35 fighter jets, Patriot missile systems, Leopard tanks, submarines, satellites, helicopters, and enough ammo to refill decades of stockpiles. The urgency is clear. German officials believe Russia could be ready to challenge NATO directly by 2029. And with future U.S. support for Europe in question, Berlin wants to be ready - with or without Washington. Defense Minister Boris Pistorius, who’s become the face of this military reboot, isn’t sugarcoating the threat. He says Putin’s not just attacking Ukraine, he’s aiming to tear down the world order and rebuild a Soviet-style empire. Pistorius has overseen a 23% rise in enlistments in the past year and plans to expand the army from 184,000 to 260,000 troops by 2035. But he’s still facing delays, cost overruns, and a defense industry struggling to keep up. Germany is spending big, and it’s doing it fast. The country that once swore “never again” is now saying “just in case.” Source: Financial Times

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