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Germany will spend billions to beef up its military’s equipment after years of neglect

On Wednesday, the Polish army shot down several Russian attack drones. The explosives-laden aircraft could also reach other European cities.

The danger from Russian spy drones over Germany is growing, exposing a serious security gap. They are being launched not only from land but also from the sea. Yet it remains unclear who is actually responsible for tackling the threat: the Bundeswehr, the police, or other authorities.

Russia uses surveillance drones over eastern Germany to monitor Western arms deliveries to Ukraine. German authorities are struggling to counter these espionage activities.

Some 8,000 German soldiers and armed forces from 13 other NATO countries are taking part in the multi-week "Quadriga 2025" exercises.

Defence Minister Boris Pistorius stated that the country aims to recruit around 100,000 new personnel by 2030.

Germany’s leaders have launched a drive to attract more people into voluntary military service

The German cabinet on Wednesday signed off steps to boost recruitment for the country's armed forces and strengthen military readiness in the face of high tensions between NATO and Russia.

The deal for more than 1,000 logistics vehicles comes as Europe ramps up military spending in response to global tensions.

The decision follows a military study showing the new design provides better concealment, especially in urban environments.

On 15 June, Germany celebrates its veterans for the first time. But behind the symbolic gesture lies a systemic failure: those who need help often don't get it.