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Turnaround: Armament Companies Must Pay Millions of Fines

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Minister of Defence Boris Pistorius (SPD) is working on tougher sanctions for manufacturers – since 2022, his ministry has issued penalties of almost EUR 150 million.

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Turnaround: Armament Companies Must Pay Millions of Fines

Minister of Defence Boris Pistorius (SPD) is working on tougher sanctions for manufacturers – since 2022, his ministry has issued penalties of almost EUR 150 million.

9 days ago·Berlin, Germany

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Welt broke the news in Berlin, Germany 9 days ago on Friday, August 21, 2026.

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