Submission Statement: „Europe wants to stand on its own militarily, but what’s holding it back and how long will it take?“ Mila Tanghe discusses Europe’s ambitions to achieve military self-sufficiency in the face of potential Russian aggression, highlighting the urgent need for increased defense spending and capability development. While Europe has initiated significant rearmament efforts, experts suggest that achieving credible deterrence could take five to ten years due to existing capability gaps and the fragmented defense industry. Long-term, consistent investment and better coordination among European nations are essential to overcome structural inefficiencies and ensure preparedness in the coming years.
basitmakine on
I don’t think Europe lacks the technology or hardware, but a population willing to die in frozen Russian trenches.
GreyMASTA on
After all this Ukraine debacle, Russia’s army is depleted. N9w that they ran out of North Koreans, they’re sending amputees and donkeys to the front ffs.
So I’d wager we could already fight them now, as long as its a defensive war.
Thats-Slander on
I’m sorry but with how weak Russia is economically and how their military is bogged down in lowly Ukraine, Europe is going to have to do some serious soul searching if they can’t fight Russia alone.
xwell320 on
The ‚willing‘ European countries would wipe the floor with them, but there just isn’t the will to do it. It needs to be done. Putin is embarrassed by his failed invasion and wont stop, until he’s defeated militarily by positive action, or removed from within, which may happen eventually, but we can’t wait and hope it does.
G00berBean on
European men are not willing to die or kill for Europe as a whole. That’s one of the “cons” of 80+ years of peace and a cultural superiority based on “civilized” behavior and progressive values that prioritize peace and compromise over national interests.
Colacubeninja on
I think they could give it a good bash right now
EfficientActivity on
Absurd journalism. Russia is just nudging over Ukraine, a medium sized and one of the least developed nations in Europe. Russia would have zero chance in an all out invasion of Europe. I’d say Poland alone would stand a chance. The question is only how easily. Today it would require the loss of a lot of lives, unfortunately. Europe needs a strong airforce including bomber planes to match the deterrent the US was.
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Submission Statement: „Europe wants to stand on its own militarily, but what’s holding it back and how long will it take?“ Mila Tanghe discusses Europe’s ambitions to achieve military self-sufficiency in the face of potential Russian aggression, highlighting the urgent need for increased defense spending and capability development. While Europe has initiated significant rearmament efforts, experts suggest that achieving credible deterrence could take five to ten years due to existing capability gaps and the fragmented defense industry. Long-term, consistent investment and better coordination among European nations are essential to overcome structural inefficiencies and ensure preparedness in the coming years.
I don’t think Europe lacks the technology or hardware, but a population willing to die in frozen Russian trenches.
After all this Ukraine debacle, Russia’s army is depleted. N9w that they ran out of North Koreans, they’re sending amputees and donkeys to the front ffs.
So I’d wager we could already fight them now, as long as its a defensive war.
I’m sorry but with how weak Russia is economically and how their military is bogged down in lowly Ukraine, Europe is going to have to do some serious soul searching if they can’t fight Russia alone.
The ‚willing‘ European countries would wipe the floor with them, but there just isn’t the will to do it. It needs to be done. Putin is embarrassed by his failed invasion and wont stop, until he’s defeated militarily by positive action, or removed from within, which may happen eventually, but we can’t wait and hope it does.
European men are not willing to die or kill for Europe as a whole. That’s one of the “cons” of 80+ years of peace and a cultural superiority based on “civilized” behavior and progressive values that prioritize peace and compromise over national interests.
I think they could give it a good bash right now
Absurd journalism. Russia is just nudging over Ukraine, a medium sized and one of the least developed nations in Europe. Russia would have zero chance in an all out invasion of Europe. I’d say Poland alone would stand a chance. The question is only how easily. Today it would require the loss of a lot of lives, unfortunately. Europe needs a strong airforce including bomber planes to match the deterrent the US was.