WSJ: NATO accelerează investițiile în producția de explozibili

NATO countries are expanding ammunition production to reduce reliance on external supply chains, with Romania's Brașov identified as a future production center. The Ukraine conflict highlighted vulnerabilities in Western defense industries, prompting at least 24 new projects for explosives and propellants across NATO. The U.S. plans to build new production facilities, including a factory for triple-base propellant, while Europe is also investing in expanding production capabilities. The situation has worsened supply issues, with rising prices and a heavy reliance on imports for essential materials.