“Who's laughing now?” De Wever calls for anti-aircraft defense in Antwerp port

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In an interview on the occasion of the eightieth anniversary of the liberation of Antwerp, mayor and formateur Bart De Wever (N-VA) advocated investments in air defense systems to protect our port against enemy missiles. "Our country remains below the bar of what NATO demands," confirms defense specialist Sven Biscop.

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Formateur Bart De Wever (N-VA) reiterated during a preview of the eightieth anniversary of the liberation of Antwerp that the port of Antwerp needs anti-aircraft defense. He says he will “do his utmost to ensure that there is sufficient money to protect Antwerp against air attacks, among other things.” In the […]

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Antwerps burgemeester en federaal informateur Bart De Wever wil luchtafweergeschut voor de Antwerpse haven. Dat zegt hij in een interview met Gazet Van Antwerpen. Hoewel hij hoopt dat de oorlog in Oekraïne snel tot een einde komt, is hij van mening dat de haven bijkomend beschermd moet worden. De afgelopen jaren is er door België (te) weinig geïnvesteerd in defensie. De partijen met wie formateur Bart De Wever (N-VA) een federale coalitie probee…

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Antwerp mayor Bart De Wever calls for the installation of anti-aircraft systems around the port of Antwerp. He insists that the lack of protection is a weak spot, which he says is also noted by military planners in Moscow. Editors, TPO, September 3, 2024 — In an interview with the Antwerp Gazet, De Wever warns that major ports without air defenses, such as Antwerp's, can be an attractive target: “In Moscow, military planners also see what's goin…

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Antwerp mayor Bart De Wever advocates the deployment of air defense systems around the port of Antwerp. "In Moscow, the military planners also see how things are, right? 'This port is secured and so is that one. Oh, look, there's a really big one, without air defenses'," he tells the newspaper Gazet van Antwerpen.