Denmark Announces $5.7 Billion Military Spending Increase Over Next Decade

Denmark proposes to allocate an extra $5.65 billion over the next 10 years to upgrade its armed forces and address lack of investment.
The government aims to spend 2% of GDP on military by 2030 as part of NATO commitments.
The funds will be used to "re-establish the foundation of the armed forces" and make up for global security changes and lack of previous spending.
Denmark's military lacks sufficient soldiers, and many facilities and equipment are outdated or in disrepair.
The plan will be part of an upcoming defense agreement from Denmark's center-left coalition government.