BRUSSELS, Oct 19 — Nato on Friday pledged to develop common standards for military equipment to make it more compatible between member states, addressing a problem that has...
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“Standards are critical to our ability to fight together and more robust standards will help reduce defence costs,” Nato chief Mark Rutte said after two days of meetings with the alliance’s defence ministers in Brussels. A Dutch shell did not fit into a German cannon, a Ukrainian diplomat said last year, although that issue has since been resolved.In addition to the Nato push, nearly 10 member states including the United States, Britain and Germany signed a letter of intent to strengthen joint standards.
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