Germany's €80B rearmament plan allocates only 8% to US weapons

Germany has unveiled a new military procurement plan valued at €80 billion, which prioritizes European defense manufacturers over American suppliers. According to a report by POLITICO, only 8 percent of the funding will be allocated for the purchase of U.S. weapons.

This rearmament initiative reflects Berlin"s strategy to enhance its military capabilities while focusing on domestic and European defense industries. The plan comes amid ongoing discussions about defense spending and military readiness in Europe.

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