$860 billion rearmament plan fuels European defense stocks
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Germany’s Rheinmetall, Britain’s BAE Systems and France’s Thales among firms recording double-digit gains

European defense firms appear set to profit from a massive EU investment in armaments, as the bloc reacts to a U.S. pivot away from Europe’s security under President Donald Trump.

  • rottingleaf@lemmy.worldEnglish
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    2 days ago

    Were a new Alexander present somewhere, he would be able to repeat his conquests with 1/10 of that sum.

    Unfortunately that’s not the kind of people to receive it, but I think one can expect EU to be armed enough by the time Russia finishes digesting Ukraine, and the Sunni international (and Israel as a weird attachment) finishes digesting secular\Christian\Shia remnants of the Middle East.