“Member countries of the North Atlantic Alliance (NATO) are changing their military-technical strategies to ensure faster supply of weapons.”
Globalinfo.az reports that this was noted in a report by the Roskongress Foundation titled “Scalability and Affordability: A New Approach to the Militarisation of NATO and Its Allies”.
Roskongress reached this conclusion after analysing US weapons supply plans and the Eurosatory 2026 international exhibition held in Paris.
The report notes that instead of individual, expensive and high-tech weapons systems, the Alliance favours cutting the cost of all components, as well as the use of civilian technologies and dual-use products.
According to the foundation, this strategy lowers the price of the final product and shortens production time, while also making it possible to rapidly increase output.
“In the longer term, this leads to the rapid and mass equipping of troops with land-, sea- and air-based long-range strike weapons,” the foundation said.
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