The passing of arms on the military programming law, on the night of June 2 to 3 in the Senate, alone sums up the debates on the budget to be allocated to defense. Faced with the return of war in Europe, the executive had in fact wished to review the military programming law (LPM) passed in 2023. If it already significantly increased the resources of the armies, according to him it appeared to be outdated in the face of new threats.
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