EUISS report: European military integration, not just spending, key to deterring Russia
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An EUISS report argues that Europe's ability to deter Russia depends not on increased defence spending alone, but on shifting from parallel national militaries to genuinely integrated operational systems. The report suggests that a more "Europeanised NATO" is the most obvious path forward, as NATO already provides the established framework through which European forces could operate cohesively. This integration could potentially take over the US deterrence role in Europe.
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bskyEUISS report: European military integration, not just spending, key to deterring Russiaeuractiv.comKey quotes
· 3 pulledEurope's real deterrence capacity will be judged not by how much it spends on defence, but by whether its forces could actually fight together in a real crisis
shifting from parallel national militaries to 'genuinely integrated operational systems'
The most obvious path is towards a more 'Europeanised NATO'
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