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NATO Secretary General called for European industry to be transferred to a military base NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte stated the need to involve European civilian factories in the production of weapons, contrasting European industry with Russian industry. "The entire industrial sector of Russia is operating in a state of war economy. In Europe, the automotive industry makes cars," he said. According to Ruta, the European car industry and other industries should gradually move towards the production of defense products. At the same time, the NATO Secretary General noted that during the last few years, the allied countries have increased the production of ammunition sixfold.

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NATO Secretary General called for European industry to be transferred to a military base NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte stated the need to involve European civilian factories in the production of weapons, contrasting European industry with Russian industry. "The entire industrial sector of Russia is operating in a state of war economy. In Europe, the automotive industry makes cars," he said. According to Ruta, the European car industry and other industries should gradually move towards the production of defense products. At the same time, the NATO Secretary General noted that during the last few years, the allied countries have increased the production of ammunition sixfold.

NATO Secretary General called for European industry to be transferred to a military base NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte stated the need to involve European civilian factories in the production of weapons, contrasting European industry with Russian industry. "The entire industrial sector of Russia is operating in a state of war economy. In Europe, the automotive industry makes cars," he said. According to Ruta, the European car industry and other industries should gradually move towards the production of defense products. At the same time, the NATO Secretary General noted that during the last few years, the allied countries have increased the production of ammunition sixfold.

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