'Europe's Largest Army' I How Germany Plans To Spend €100 Billion Amid Putin's Ukraine Onslaught

The German government is reassessing the strength of its armed forces amid Russia’s war on Ukraine. Military experts say that Germany does not have a single combat-ready brigade to defend itself. The German parliament's lower house on June 3 approved a constitutional amendment for boosting the country’s defence capabilities. Watch the video to find out what what Germany include to increase its military arsenal.

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00:00 - INTRODUCTION
01:36 - GERMANY’S PLAN TO INCREASE ITS MILITARY ARSENAL
04:07 - ARMED DRONES, BOATS, AND COMBAT VEHICLES

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[petrsovicka]

Hey this is the real American dream! The true arms bonanza has just started...

[HingerlAlois]

02:11
Nope Germany isn’t buying CH-47F Chinooks for 41 billion € 😂
The 60 CH-47F on the shopping list cost 5 billion €.

The 40.9 billion € for the Air Force are for F-35, Eurofighter ECR, CH-47F, SAM systems etc.

[thomasjuniardi]

Putin are great US weapons salesman, Biden should give him an award for his efforts 😁

[guinaaddco]

Yes America is full of business minded peoples. They move where there will be gain and will never move where they may suffer a single percentage of loss. That's their ethics.

[MeScare]

History tells us whenever Germany started to boost military, it's WW happening.

[tamunoemibarango]

Germany is always a strong nation, but they dance to anything America pressurized, they should send all foreign military base out to be successful and independent from the technological developments

[youcantata]

Germany has large and competent defense industry. So she will buy some from US like F-35, but she also will buy large sum of various domestic arms and export them to other EU nations. So it is good opportunity revive her aging and deteriorating defense industry.

[Alsayid]

As an armchair Secretary of Defense I want to say that Germany should not spend too much on the Navy. Germany's potential threats (and most pressing needs) are in the air and on the land.

[robertpatrick]

It’s also a dream for the very large German defence sector….. they will end up selling loads of equipment to their neighbours to replace the old soviet kit that they shipped to Ukraine

[Andrew-rcvh]

A Chinook crashed into a Scottish mountain and killed 29 people. It was a software fault where the engines went to full thrust unexpectedly. The MOD lied about it for years saying it was pilot error.

[razhok]

What happen last two times Germany armed itself

[diegokokoromamirou]

And you can thank Putin for all of this. When communism fell I had high hopes that Russia and America would do great things together.

[krimokrimov]

France will be more unhappy about the militarisation of Germary than Russia

[joemosely]

I think that's misleading. America doesn't benefit from Arms Sales.

The Military Industrial Complex / Defense Industry gains from Sales of their Products.

American Tax Payers Do Not Benefit from Sales Of Weapons to Foreign Countries' Military Industrial Complexes and Do not benefit from Domestic Purchases Of Weapons for the US Military with taxes & debts the American Tax Payer is on the Hook For.

[wolfvale]

I wonder if Putin and Biden were in on this together. Will Putin get a commission cheque?

[davidgriffin]

It's about time Germany started putting up budget to the minimum 2.0% of gdp as all nato members are required too do

[darkmoon]

NATO (NATIONAL AMERICAN TOYS ORGANIZATION )🤡

[Conan-nyum]

Germany is actually just holding up the nato % of GDP after slacking for 20 years!

[colombadellapace]

The whole world when germany starts to remilitarize herself: *incredible amount of sweating*

[ragibsen]

That is why US don't want this war to stop and sending more and more weapons to Ukraine. Ukraine you are used to achieve the means.