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Germany announces plans to build the "strongest army in Europe" by 2031, increasing its defense budget to 5% of GDP, expanding its active military to 240,000 soldiers, upgrading military equipment, and stationing 4,000 troops in Lithuania.
Germany aims to have the strongest conventional army in Europe by 2031.
Germany aims to have the strongest conventional army in Europe by 2031.
Increase in defense budget to 5% of GDP.
Increase in defense budget to 5% of GDP.
Expansion of active military personnel to 240,000.
Germany aims to have the strongest conventional army in Europe by 2031.
Expansion of active military personnel to 240,000.
Upgrading of warplanes, tanks, and warships.
Increase in defense budget to 5% of GDP.
Stationing of 4,000 troops in Lithuania to strengthen NATO's eastern flank.
Upgrading of warplanes, tanks, and warships.
Expansion of active troops to 240,000.
Stationing of 4,000 troops in Lithuania to strengthen NATO's eastern flank.
Upgrading of warplanes, tanks, and warships.
Stationing of 4,000 troops in Lithuania to strengthen NATO's eastern flank.
Balancing military expansion with economic constraints.
Achieving the goal of having the strongest army in Europe by 2031.
Addressing potential concerns from neighboring countries.
Balancing military expansion with economic constraints.
Increasing the defense budget to 5% of GDP.
Ensuring effective integration of new military technologies.
Addressing potential concerns from neighboring countries.
Expanding the number of active troops.
Ensuring effective integration of new military technologies.
Upgrading military equipment.
Strengthening NATO's eastern flank.