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Italy is contemplating including police and coastguard services within its defense budget to meet NATO targets without additional investment, as these services could be classified as military forces under certain conditions. This move, although uncommon, would not necessarily violate NATO rules, according to a former Italian envoy to NATO. The Italian government has not confirmed the plan, and it remains uncertain when it will be reviewed.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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