European leaders have recently made pro-war statements, emphasizing the need for pressure on Russia to negotiate. The EU plans to allocate 800 billion euros for military upgrades, with several countries considering the reintroduction of conscription. Germany aims to enroll 10,000 individuals annually in military training, while Poland plans to increase its armed forces to 300,000. Latvia and Lithuania have reinstated conscription due to the war, and recruitment challenges persist across Europe as the private sector offers better salaries. The focus is shifting towards sensitizing civilians to the war atmosphere. Teljes cikk (Magyarnemzet)