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Enable troop and equipment movement across EU borders within three days in peacetime
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Reduce that to six hours during emergencies
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Eliminate bureaucratic delays through a “Military Schengen” system
To achieve this, the EU is identifying and upgrading around 500 critical infrastructure points, including bridges, tunnels, ports, and railways capable of supporting heavy military equipment.
The estimated cost ranges between €70 and €100 billion, funded through a mix of national budgets and EU programs such as the Connecting Europe Facility.
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