Denmark Ramps Up Defense Spending By Threefold Over Next Decade
In the wake of the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine, Denmark has announced that it will triple its defense budget over the next decade.
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In the wake of the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine, Denmark has announced that it will triple its defense budget over the next decade.
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The government of the United Kingdom has initiated a separate investigation into reports that members of the British military committed multiple extrajudicial killings in Afghanistan from 2010 to 2013.
On Tuesday, the Parliamentary Commissioner for the Armed Forces reported that the German military had experienced a more critical dearth of weapons and supplies than before Russia’s incursion into Ukraine in the past year.
On Wednesday, European Union defense ministers were gathering to review a plan to supply Ukraine with 1 billion euros in munitions as the allies of Kyiv are being urged to increase their support of the country’s war efforts.