Europe Is Preparing for War: the Development of a "Military Schengen" Is Gaining Momentum.
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The negotiators of the European Parliament and the European Union have reached new agreements on the establishment of the so-called "military Schengen", as reported by the Polish media.
The establishment of a "military Schengen area" is intended to facilitate the movement of troops and equipment within the European Union. The deadline for issuing consent was a contentious issue.
The European Union wants to accelerate the movement of soldiers, weapons, and supplies across member state borders. The so-called Military Schengen project aims to simplify administrative procedures, improve coordination, and adapt transport infrastructure to defense needs.
The European Union is expediting procedures for the movement of troops and military equipment during peacetime. Member states will have a maximum of five days to authorize such transport, following an agreement reached between the European Parliament and the EU Presidency. This is an important step toward creating the so-called "Military Schengen Area."
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