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DIR By: chandna rani
Date: September 3, 2023, 12:55 am
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Greater defense spending does not automatically and on its own
produce greater security. The member states of the European
Union are already spending a total of more than 200 billion
euros on armaments, four times what Russia spends. Nonetheless,
European defense capabilities lag far behind those of other
countries due to lack of interoperability and duplication of
structures in the European Armed Forces, as well as inefficient
use of available resources. In addition to a frequently demanded
reform of the procurement system of the German Armed Forces, a
closer integration and further unification of military forces
within the Union is essential. Since the beginning of the
Russian invasion, the European Union has found new unity and
adopted the most comprehensive sanctions package in its history.
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to a crisis zone for the
first time. Moments of shock such as the war in Ukraine have in
the past been a frequent catalyst within the European Union for
greater integration. For example, following the annexation of
Crimea in 2014, the Permanent Structured Cooperation (CEP), the
Coordinated Annual Defense Review (CARD) and the European
Defense Fund (EDF) were launched.
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Just in March of this year, The European Union took another
important step to improve cooperation in the area of
​​security and defense with the adoption of the
Strategic Compass as the new basic document of the Union's
security policy. The Strategic Compass foresees, among other
things, the creation of a European Union intervention force that
should be operational by 2025. German Defense Minister Christine
Lambrecht has already proposed that her country's Armed Forces
provide the core of the rapid intervention force during its
first year of activity.
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