The bloc’s officials have long complained about infrastructure unfit for moving heavy hardware to the Russian border
The EU Commission has prepared a plan for a “military Schengen” to speed the movement of troops and heavy equipment across the bloc amid a stand-off with Russia. EU officials have long warned that it would take the West weeks to mobilize forces against Moscow due to logistical and infrastructure problems.
According to the document made public on Wednesday, the bloc intends to establish a EU-wide military mobility area by 2027, seeking to cut through red tape, introduce common rules for redeployment, and provide priority access…
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