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EU’s Kallas: Can’t imagine European countries creating a separate army

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EU Commission chief Kaja Kallas says she “can’t imagine” European countries forming a separate army, emphasizing continued cooperation within NATO and shared defense efforts. Europe is expected to strengthen collective security without creating standalone national militaries.

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