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EU Planning ‘Military Schengen’ Mobility Network, Commissioner Says
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The European Union and NATO have agreed on a €100 billion (£800 million) infrastructure project that would lay the foundations for a “military Schengen zone” that would speed up the movement of troops and military equipment across Europe, the Greek daily e-Kathimerini reported on Thursday, citing a statement by European Commissioner for Transport and Tourism Apostolos Tzitzikostas.
EU planning ‘military Schengen’ mobility network, commissioner says
The European Union and NATO have agreed on a €100 billion infrastructure project that would lay the foundations for a “military Schengen” zone to speed troop and equipment movements across Europe, Transport and Tourism Commissioner Apostolos Tzitzikostas told a conference in Athens on Thursday.
·Athens, Greece
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