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    1. New-Ranger-8960 on

      >Germany intends to build the Bundeswehr into “the strongest conventional army in Europe,” pledging to give it “all the financial resources it needs.”

      Third time’s a charm

    2. siliconandsteel on

      We know Germany has money and is able to make plans.

      Has Bundeswehr finally unstuck its procurement’s head from its ass? That is the question.

    3. Beyllionaire on

      Money was never the problem. Political will and strategy is where Germany seriously lacks.

    4. Even more pressing than the availability of military gear is the cultural shift away from ultra-pacifism driven by Nazi guilt to a moderate pacifist consensus where Germans would at least fight to defend themselves and their allies if NATO was being attacked. Leopard 2s with no one willing to man them are just expensive paper weights.

    5. Riemann1826 on

      After some years, be ready just in time when AfD about to form government… /s

    6. Infinite_Crow_3706 on

      Good for Germany

      Obviously this is a wish list but it’s obvious that Germany and Poland (plus other) are highly aware that they could face 1/2 million Russian Soldiers mobilizing in their direction after Ukraine is concluded.

      All European nations should be aware that the have a role to play in our shared security. Even the ‘neutral’ ones.

    7. cookiesnooper on

      We all know how this will end. Good intentions now and later invasion of Poland

    8. Any-Original-6113 on

      I read the article, and I got the impression that the listed purchases are no more than 20%-25% of the total amount specified.
      What will the rest be spent on?

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