21 février 2023 | International, Terrestre, Autre défense

La Pologne se dote de l'une des premières armées de l'Otan

Varsovie vise des dépenses militaires de près de 4 % de son PIB, un record au sein de l'Otan, et veut doubler l'effectif de son armée. Pour la Pologne, où Joe Biden se rend ce mardi, la menace russe s'inscrit dans le long terme.

https://www.lesechos.fr/monde/europe/la-pologne-se-dote-de-lune-des-premieres-armees-de-lotan-1908502

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