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  1. The current confrontation is testing the economic capacity and industrial resilience of the defense ecosystem, which must sustain NIS 42 billion in wartime expenditures.
  2. Inquiry details how the civilian economy interacts with the Defence Force.

Driven by Starmer's policy, the Ministry of Defence launched a DUA initiative involving academic institutions to put the economy on a war footing.

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Driven by Starmer's policy, the Ministry of Defence launched a DUA initiative involving academic institutions to put the economy on a war footing.

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Ministry of DefenceKeir StarmerSwansea UniversityCardiff University

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