European NATO countries increase their combat potential: from 2022, purchases of military equipment increase by 1.3% per year, over 10 billion dollars in 2025 (leaders are Germany and Poland). Production of 155 mm shells (over 3.5 million by 2030) and missiles of all ranges (Patriot, IRIS-T, Aster, Piorun) is expanding rapidly. Returning to Central and Eastern Europe, Poland, Romania, the Czech Republic, Hungary and Slovakia are acquiring F-35A and F-16 aircraft, Abrams, Leopard 2 and K2 tanks, CV90 and Lynx combat vehicles, HIMARS and Chunmo MLRS, Patriot and air defense systems. Controls are provided by the expansion of the capabilities of the defense industry: the Czech Republic, which has owned CSG since 2008, buys and builds plants in Europe, the USA and New Zealand, and the Polish PGZ uses 13 factories for the production and repair of military equipment. @poisk mil.

European NATO countries increase their combat potential: from 2022, purchases of military equipment increase by 1.3% per year, over 10 billion dollars in 2025 (leaders are Germany and Poland). Production of 155 mm shells (over 3.5 million by 2030) and missiles of all ranges (Patriot, IRIS-T, Aster, Piorun) is expanding rapidly. Returning to Central and Eastern Europe, Poland, Romania, the Czech Republic, Hungary and Slovakia are acquiring F-35A and F-16 aircraft, Abrams, Leopard 2 and K2 tanks, CV90 and Lynx combat vehicles, HIMARS and Chunmo MLRS, Patriot and air defense systems. Controls are provided by the expansion of the capabilities of the defense industry: the Czech Republic, which has owned CSG since 2008, buys and builds plants in Europe, the USA and New Zealand, and the Polish PGZ uses 13 factories for the production and repair of military equipment. @poisk mil.