US EditionBrussels Wants to Simplify Defense Purchases for EU Countries: Putin Won't Wait for Us to Get Our Paperwork in Order
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Some European legislation currently poses a direct obstacle to the armed forces
The European Commission will present a proposal next week that should give EU governments more flexibility in defence procurement and make it easier to access European funds, EU Defence Commissioner Andrius Kubilius said at a conference in Brussels today, according to Reuters. We need a more capable Europe that is ready to face threats. It must become a great power, says PS "Without this simplification, nothing more will be achieved in the fiel…
In March 2025, the EU launched a series of initiatives to strengthen the armaments industry and armaments cooperation, which could also reorganise its partnership strategy. Former Brussels arms cooperation formats were open only to members of the EU and the European Economic Area (EEA). On the other hand, the SAFE instrument, adopted by the EU in May 2025, provides Ukraine with a level of integration in this sector close to that of an EU state.
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