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Germany and Poland are to sign a new defense deal as the balance of power in Europe shifts
Germany and Poland are set to sign a new defense agreement to enhance military cooperation amid rising tensions with Russia and uncertainty over U.S. engagement in Europe. The deal focuses on protecting the Baltic Sea region, improving military mobility, cyber defense, and technology collaboration, reflecting both nations' strategic priorities as NATO allies.
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