NATO warns of declining military output
NATO (the North Atlantic Treaty Organization) has warned of the growing gap between the current security requirements and the military production capabilities of its member states, amidst escalating geopolitical challenges and international conflicts. The Alliance's Military Committee Chairman emphasized that Western defense industries are no longer keeping pace with the increasing demand for weapons and ammunition, calling for the strengthening of the industrial base and accelerating manufacturing processes to ensure readiness—especially given Russia's recent progress in expanding its defense production. The security forum is scheduled to take place from May 29 to 31, with the participation of 44 countries.
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