On Wednesday, the Member States of the European Union gave their approval to five major joint military projects to cover strategic defence gaps at all levels in areas such as air defence, maritime security, space, drones and anti-droon systems and surveillance of the eastern flank.
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The European Union (EU) countries agreed on Wednesday to finance five major EU collaborative defence projects, including air defence and eastern flank surveillance, with EUR 300 million, informs EFE.
On Wednesday, the Member States of the European Union gave their approval to five major joint military projects to cover strategic defence gaps at all levels in areas such as air defence, maritime security, space, drones and anti-drone systems and the surveillance of the eastern flank. In a meeting [...] The entry The Twenty-Seven give their approval to five military projects to cover EU defence gaps aparece primero en Forbes España.