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Naglaan ang EU ng €2 Bilyon upang Paunlarin ang Mga Kapangyarihan sa Pagtanggol at Tulong sa Ukraine

Naglaan ang EU ng €2 Bilyon upang Paunlarin ang Mga Kapangyarihan sa Pagtanggol at Tulong sa Ukraine

Ang European Union ay nag-anunsyo noong Biyernes ng paglalaan ng € 2 bilyon sa sektor ng depensa nito, na kinabibilangan ng € 500 milyon para sa produksyon ng dalawang milyong mga shell ng artileriya bawat taon sa pamamagitan ng 2025, na tumutugon sa isang kagyat na kahilingan mula sa Ukraine sa gitna ng pagharap nito sa pagsakop ng Russia.
Ang European Union ay nagsiwalat ng kanyang intensyon na maglaan ng humigit-kumulang na € 2 bilyon upang mapalakas ang mga kakayahan sa pagtatanggol nito bilang bahagi ng ilang mga umiiral na programa sa Europa, ayon sa isang pahayag mula sa European Commission. € 500 milyon sa kabuuang halaga na ito ay ituturo sa paggawa ng mga shell ng artileriya na desperadong kailangan ng mga puwersa ng Ukraine upang labanan ang hukbo ng Russia, tulad ng iniulat ng French Press Agency. Ang European Commission ay nakilala 31 proyekto sa buong mga miyembro ng EU na estado at Norway, na naglalayong doble ang kapasidad ng produksyon sa Europa para sa mga munisyon na ito. Hanggang sa katapusan ng Enero, ang kapasidad ng produksyon para sa mga pinaka-karaniwang ginagamit na 155mm shell sa Ukraine ay katumbas ng isang milyong shell bawat taon. Dalawang-katlo ng mga proyektong ito ay nakatuon sa produksyon ng baril at mga pamputok, ang mga elemento na pinaka-kakulangan ng Europa. Sa higit sa dalawang taon sa digmaan, ang hukbo ng Ukraine ay maikli sa mga sundalo at hindi maaaring magdagdagdag ng higit pang mga bala at mga sistema ng pagtatanggol sa hangin sa pag-atake sa hukbo. Sa loob ng dalawang taon, ang European Commission ay nakilala 31 proyekto sa buong EU member states at Norway, na naglalayong matupad ang kapasidad sa Europa upang tapusin ang kanilang mga layunin sa Europa para sa pagbili ang produksyon sa Europa para sa pag-abot sa pag-abot ng isang milyon-abot sa isang taon.
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