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Europeans Doubt Their Ability to Defend Alone, Say Greeks

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A survey by Public First reveals widespread doubts among Europeans regarding their ability to defend themselves independently.
Finnish citizens are the only majority group in the EU who believe their country is prepared to fight alone.
The survey indicates that many Greeks feel the country should not rely on the United States for defense support.
Overall, there is a notable sentiment across the EU questioning the adequacy of national defenses without external assistance.
The findings underscore varying levels of confidence in national defense capabilities among EU member states.

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A survey by Public First reveals widespread doubts among Europeans regarding their ability to defend themselves independently.
Finnish citizens are the only majority group in the EU who believe their country is prepared to fight alone.
The survey indicates that many Greeks feel the country should not rely on the United States for defense support.
Overall, there is a notable sentiment across the EU questioning the adequacy of national defenses without external assistance.
The findings underscore varying levels of confidence in national defense capabilities among EU member states.

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