Europa nu e capabilă să se apere singură în cazul unei invazii a Rusiei. Cele două mari vulnerabilități găsite chiar de o instituție UE

The European Court of Auditors reports that the EU's goal of achieving defense autonomy by 2030 is uncertain, as the bloc remains reliant on the U.S. for military support. Despite increased defense spending and improved preparedness since Russia's invasion of Ukraine, challenges such as fragmented national defense systems and slow political coordination persist. The EU has raised defense expenditures by nearly 80% in five years, but still faces significant hurdles in achieving strategic autonomy. The report highlights the need for better cooperation among member states and warns of potential risks in funding and resource allocation. Ukraine has requested exemptions to procure U.S. Patriot systems amid ongoing threats from Russia, emphasizing the urgency of addressing defense capabilities.