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  1. Poland, NATO, and European allies discussed bolstering defense cooperation against Russian strategic threats.
  2. Germany and Europe launched a major rearmament drive to become the strongest conventional army in Europe.
  3. Germany's military support for Israel, including weapons exports, has led to protests against the Bundeswehr.

The German government in Berlin, via the Federal Foreign Office, confirmed arms approvals in response to a parliamentary question regarding exports, involving high-profile figures like Benjamin Netanyahu.

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The German government in Berlin, via the Federal Foreign Office, confirmed arms approvals in response to a parliamentary question regarding exports, involving high-profile figures like Benjamin Netanyahu.

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  1. Giffey led the Senate approval of a German arms program.1 source
  2. German government confirmed arms approvals and exports via the Foreign Office.1 source

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Germany's military support for Israel, including weapons exports, has led to protests against the Bundeswehr. All 2 developments

Within Poland, NATO, and European allies discussed bolstering defense cooperation against Russian strategic threats.

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