100 billion euros for Germany's armed forces: Why hardly anything has arrived so far - DW News.
The government has earmarked 100 billion euros to bring the Bundeswehr up to speed for its modern-day purposes, a sum, that experts claim isn't hardly enough. The announcement was made almost a year ago, shortly after Russia invaded Ukraine. But very little has reached the troops on the ground. One of the problems is red tape.
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