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Poland wants to lead in defence and military industry because “the world is uglier”

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Poland is identified as the primary beneficiary of the SAFE rearmament program and the EU and NATO member investing the highest percentage of its GDP in its armed forces, positioning it as a key security actor near Ukraine. The evidence highlights Poland's status as a major defense spender relative to its economic output, though specific investment figures or exact investment percentages are not provided in the source.

Key points

• Poland is identified as the primary beneficiary of the SAFE rearmament program and the EU and NATO member investing the highest percentage of its GDP in its armed forces, positioning it as a key security actor near Ukraine.

Context

The article identifies Poland as a major defense spender relative to its economic output, noting its status as a key security actor near Ukraine. No additional background on the SAFE program or specific investment figures is supplied.

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The evidence is limited to a single sentence stating Poland is the primary beneficiary of the SAFE program and the EU/NATO member investing the highest percentage of its GDP in its armed forces. Specific investment figures, exact percentages, or dates are not provided in the source.

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