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This is how big Europe's arms gap with Russia is

This is how big Europe's arms gap with Russia is
This is how big Europe's arms gap with Russia is
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In order to deter attackers, the industry would have to significantly expand its production of tanks and ammunition, according to a Roland Berger study that FAZ PRO Weltwirtschaft has made available in advance.

Europe would have to increase its arms production tenfold in some areas to deter Russia and other potential aggressors from attacking. There are significant backlogs in artillery ammunition, battle tanks, and air- and sea-launched subsonic cruise missiles. To close these gaps, arms companies should cooperate more closely with the automotive or electronics industries. This is the conclusion of a study by the management consultancy Roland Berger.

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