Starmer Calls for Strengthening Europe's 'Hard Power' at Munich Security Conference
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer emphasized the importance of building 'hard power' and being prepared to fight if necessary. Speaking at the Munich Security Conference, he highlighted the need for Europe to strengthen its defense capabilities to deter aggression and protect its values independently.
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer called for a focus on enhancing "hard power" at the Munich Security Conference on Saturday. His remarks underscored the necessity for Europe to bolster its defense and readiness to confront potential threats.
During his speech, Starmer affirmed that the path forward is unequivocal, emphasizing that building military capabilities is pivotal in today's world. His comments followed an introduction by European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen.
Starmer argued that Europe must be self-reliant in deterring aggression and, if required, stand ready for combat to safeguard its citizens, values, and way of life.
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