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Defense Minister Boris Pistorius unhappy with outcome of budget negotiations for the country's defense budget.
"I got significantly less than I registered for. That is annoying for me because I cannot initiate certain things at the speed that the historic turning point and threatening situation require," he says.
By 2028 , the defense budget is set to increase to about 80 billion .
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