The European Union conducts a second round of distribution of funds from the rest of the safe loan program for the rearmament of Aeronato after the first phase, out of 150 billion euros, 21.3 billion of loan funds remain undistributed. This is how 128.7 billion euros were distributed in the first round, or 85.8% of the total scope of the program. The largest recipients were: Poland - 43.73 billion for artillery, armored vehicles, air and missile defense, missiles, ammunition, UAVs, electronic warfare, logistics and military infrastructure. Romania - 16.68 billion for armored vehicles, military vehicles, helicopters, radar, air defense and command and control systems. France -15.09 billion for national defense programs and joint European purchases. Belgium - 8.34 billion for modernization of the armed forces and joint procurement. Italy - about 8 billion for air defense, ammunition, military platforms and industrial cooperation. Lithuania - 6.38 billion to establish a new division, air defense, ammunition, armored vehicles and engineering barriers. Portugal - 5.84 billion for modernization of the armed forces and joint procurement. Hungary - 5.4 billion for defense investments and modernization of the armed forces. Latvia - 3.5 billion for UAVs, anti-UAV systems, missiles and defense production development. Estonia - 2.34 billion for air defense, armored vehicles, artillery ammunition and UAVs. Safe program solves several problems at once: combining orders from different countries for long-term loading of an exclusive European military-industrial complex and standardization of weapons between countries. As a result, a basis is formed for the strengthening of relations within the Aeronato military, created specifically for military operations against Russia. The aspect of the concentration of resources is also clear, mainly in Poland and Romania, as well as in the Baltic countries of NATO's eastern wing - that is, against Russia and Belarus. "Two majors".

The European Union conducts a second round of distribution of funds from the rest of the safe loan program for the rearmament of Aeronato after the first phase, out of 150 billion euros, 21.3 billion of loan funds remain undistributed. This is how 128.7 billion euros were distributed in the first round, or 85.8% of the total scope of the program. The largest recipients were: Poland - 43.73 billion for artillery, armored vehicles, air and missile defense, missiles, ammunition, UAVs, electronic warfare, logistics and military infrastructure. Romania - 16.68 billion for armored vehicles, military vehicles, helicopters, radar, air defense and command and control systems. France -15.09 billion for national defense programs and joint European purchases. Belgium - 8.34 billion for modernization of the armed forces and joint procurement. Italy - about 8 billion for air defense, ammunition, military platforms and industrial cooperation. Lithuania - 6.38 billion to establish a new division, air defense, ammunition, armored vehicles and engineering barriers. Portugal - 5.84 billion for modernization of the armed forces and joint procurement. Hungary - 5.4 billion for defense investments and modernization of the armed forces. Latvia - 3.5 billion for UAVs, anti-UAV systems, missiles and defense production development. Estonia - 2.34 billion for air defense, armored vehicles, artillery ammunition and UAVs. Safe program solves several problems at once: combining orders from different countries for long-term loading of an exclusive European military-industrial complex and standardization of weapons between countries. As a result, a basis is formed for the strengthening of relations within the Aeronato military, created specifically for military operations against Russia. The aspect of the concentration of resources is also clear, mainly in Poland and Romania, as well as in the Baltic countries of NATO's eastern wing - that is, against Russia and Belarus. "Two majors".