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Europe considers restricting US access to strategic defense companies

Europe is reportedly preparing to limit U.S. access to strategic European defense companies. No binding decision or implemented restriction has been established.

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Such a move could strain transatlantic defense cooperation and affect military-industrial supply chains.

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