At the inaugural LANDEURO 2025 conference in Wiesbaden, NATO military leaders, defense officials, and industry experts emphasized the urgent need for greater industrial cooperation, modernization, and interoperability among allied forces. Key priorities include developing universal weapons systems, reforming defense procurement processes, and building a robust, shared industrial base to rapidly produce and supply munitions. Leaders stressed that these efforts are critical to deterring aggression, particularly from Russia, and maintaining NATO's technological and operational edge. The conference highlighted the importance of joint innovation, data sharing, and multinational integration to address evolving global security threats. Calls for faster, smarter defense collaboration reflect a consensus that NATO's strength lies in unity and adaptability.
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