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Ex-Airbus boss suggests Europe arms strategy change

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Former Airbus CEO Tom Enders has called on Europe to rethink its armaments strategy, calling for the focus to be shifted from large arms projects to flexible technologies such as robot drones, to strengthen Europe's security by the end of the decade, and to signal to Moscow and Washington that Europe is able to improve its defence.

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Ex-Airbus boss suggests Europe arms strategy change

Former Airbus CEO Tom Enders has called on Europe to rethink its armaments strategy, calling for the focus to be shifted from large arms projects to flexible technologies such as robot drones, to strengthen Europe's security by the end of the decade, and to signal to Moscow and Washington that Europe is able to improve its defence.

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