The country’s military procurement plan focuses more on European-made arms than US supplies, Politico has claimed
The German government intends to earmark nearly €83 billion ($98 billion) on weapons over the course of the next year, Politico reported on Monday, citing Berlin’s military procurement plan.
The report claimed that with only around 8% of the total sum lining the pockets of the US military-industrial complex, the purported document marks a break with the trends observed in recent years.
Politico, which published a document it alleges was drawn up for the German parliament’s budget committee, identified the domestic F-127 frigate…
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