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A recent survey reveals that 71% of Europeans support the establishment of a European army, reflecting growing concerns about reliance on the US and divisions over the Ukraine war. The GLOBSEC report shows strong backing for a EU military across member states, with Romania leading at 82%. Despite traditional hesitance, majorities in Poland, Bulgaria, and Germany also favor the idea. The survey indicates a desire for enhanced military capabilities amid ongoing Russian aggression, while 77% of NATO respondents wish to remain in the alliance. Additionally, 64% support reintroducing mandatory military service. However, a significant portion views the US as a security threat, particularly in Germany, where opinions on the Ukraine conflict are notably critical.