Summary
The need to rearm was now the “most important thing” facing the bloc due to a persistent threat from Russia, which could try to attack within a “very short perspective” unless countries act to deter it.
Politico Europe
"(Russia) has massively expanded its military-industrial production capacity... This investment fuels its war of aggression in Ukraine while preparing it for future confrontation with European democracies," she said, speaking at the Royal Danish Military Academy in Copenhagen.
Reuters
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