Spain urges EU to create joint army amid Greenland dispute
Spain's Foreign Minister, Jose Manuel Albares, has called for the EU to create a joint army as a deterrent, emphasizing that a unified military would be more efficient than separate national forces. He highlighted the need to integrate the EU's defense industry and form a coalition of willing nations. This push comes ahead of an emergency EU meeting to address U.S. President Trump's Greenland comments. Albares clarified that the proposed army would not replace NATO but aims to show Europe's military and economic resilience.
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