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Germany to Boost Military, Deter Aggression in Europe

Germany to Boost Military, Deter Aggression in Europe

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German Chancellor Merz announced plans to significantly bolster the country's military to deter aggression, emphasizing that this is for deterrence, not aggression. Germany, a major military aid provider to Ukraine, will continue supporting Kyiv. Merz expressed concern over growing ties between Russia and China, urging Beijing to help resolve the Ukraine conflict. Despite increased military spending, Germany's armed forces still require substantial investment to meet their goals of becoming Europe's largest conventional army, a target requiring 100,000 additional troops.

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