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NATO seals €27B overhaul of Cold War-era fuel network
NATO finalized a €27 billion deal to modernize its Cold War-era fuel storage and distribution infrastructure, focusing on eastern and southeastern regions. The agreement, approved by 32 NATO ambassadors, aims to enhance warfighting readiness and includes a future budget increase to €6.5 billion for 2025. Turkey initially resisted but eventually supported the plan after diplomatic efforts.
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