Britain, Netherlands, Finland, Poland say they are making progress on defence plan
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UK, Netherlands, Finland, Poland back new defense financing plan ahead of NATO summit in Ankara
Countries say they are making 'significant progress' on the multilateral defense mechanism aimed at accelerating defense investment, boosting joint procurement, strengthening support for Ukraine
Details are not yet known, but it is planned that the project will help to increase investment in defence and facilitate joint procurement.
The UK, the Netherlands, Finland and Poland agreed to create a new defence mechanism for joint action in a difficult security situation and confirmed their support for Ukraine.
Britain, Netherlands, Finland and Poland aim to create new defence mechanism by 2027The four countries want to create a Multilateral Defence Mechanism to accelerate investment and joint procurement. The aim is to meet the military needs of allies by 2027.
The MDM is one of several initiatives aimed at attracting more private capital to strengthen the defense capabilities of NATO member states.
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