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NATO Allies Boost Military Spending | US News
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NATO just pumped over $50 billion into defense upgrades, with major new arms deals and manufacturing partnerships shaking up Europe’s military landscape. Sweden’s Saab eyes $400M+ GlobalEye planes, Lockheed and Rheinmetall will build ATACMS missiles in Germany for the first time, and the U.S. is setting up PAC-3 maintenance hubs across the continent. The U.K. is ordering $254M in precision strike missiles, while Norway, Finland, Germany, and Denmark are eyeing Triton drones. Germany’s also securing Tomahawk cruise missiles to be based on home soil. This isn’t just talk — it’s a clear signal that NATO allies are accelerating their military investments.
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