北约闭门会上，美国又炮轰欧盟：别再“霸凌”美国军工企业

Group 1 - The core issue is the growing rift between the US and the EU regarding defense cooperation, with the US accusing the EU of "bullying" American defense companies and attempting to exclude them from the European rearmament plans [1][8] - US Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau emphasized the need for Europe to convert defense spending commitments into actual capabilities and warned against protectionist policies that could weaken collective defense [3][10] - The EU is pushing for defense autonomy, with plans like the "Rearm Europe" initiative, which includes a €150 billion loan program aimed at purchasing products from European manufacturers [4][11] Group 2 - European countries face challenges in achieving defense autonomy, with leaders expressing concerns over increased military spending impacting public debt [5][12] - A significant reliance on US arms persists, with 64% of weapons for NATO European members being imported from the US between 2020 and 2024, up from 52% in the previous period [13] - Recent funding announcements by Germany and Poland to support NATO's procurement of US weapons for Ukraine highlight the ongoing dependence on American military support [6][13]