Ukraine war drives European demand for bigger, cheaper missile arsenals - Reuters
The war in Ukraine has prompted European nations to reassess their defense requirements, leading to a surge in demand for larger and more cost-effective missile stockpiles. Military planners are prioritizing the acquisition of high-volume munitions to ensure long-term readiness for potential high-intensity conflicts. This strategic shift reflects a move toward building more sustainable arsenals capable of enduring prolonged warfare.
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