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SIPRI: Global military spending hits a new record and grows for 11 years in a row

In 2025, global military spending reached a new record. The SIPRI Institute warns that this trend will continue in the future and is associated with additional risks. Read more about the SIPRI report in the DW article.

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SIPRI: Global military spending hits a new record and grows for 11 years in a row
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В 2025 году мировые военные расходы достигли нового рекорда. Институт SIPRI предупреждает, что эта тенденция сохранится в будущем и сопряжена с дополнительными рисками. Подробней о докладе SIPRI - в материале DW.

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