Labour's defense review, led by George Robertson, warns of escalating dangers from nuclear powers like Russia and China. Although it aims for a gradual defense spending increase to 2.5% of GDP by 2027, the review acknowledges the military has been weakened and indicates a long-term transformation strategy requiring a decade. The proposed expansion of school cadets suggests a focus on future recruitment. However, it reflects an understanding that the UK is not currently facing direct military threats, thus calling for a cautious approach to funding and military capability.
Labour's review warns of a more dangerous world but remains cautious on spending, aiming for 2.5% of GDP by 2027 amid looming security threats.
Despite acknowledging a hollowed army, Labour's defense review proposes a gradual military transformation over 10 years, with little immediate funding for expansion.
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