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US ambassador slams 'Made in Europe’ defence push as ‘self-interest'

Summary by Euronews
Preference for European-made arms could disrupt the transatlantic defence industrial base and benefit Europe’s "enemies", Ambassador Andrew Puzder warns.

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Andrew Puzder, US Ambassador to the European Union, says that the arms preference manufactured in Europe can weaken the industrial base of transatlantic defense and favor the enemies of Europe. Donald Trump had already said it. Mark Rutte already thinks the debate is a luxury that cannot be had!

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The European Union's desire to give preference to European weapons over American weapons could lead to divisions and weaken transatlantic cooperation, said US Ambassador to the EU Andrew Pazder. Pazder stated that the EU's desire to support its military industry could lead to the exclusion of allies and the fragmentation of the defence and industrial base, handed over RIA News. The European Commission and EU countries were promoting measures to …

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The pressure to introduce provisions such as ‘Made in Europe' in re-arming initiatives risks removing NATO allies and affecting collective security, US Ambassador Andrew Puzder told Euronews on Wednesday. ‘When people's lives are at stake, capacity and availability should determine the solution, not ...

·Romania
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The clash between the US and the European Union over the future of the defence industry is deepening. The US ambassador to the EU, Andrew Puzder, has sharply criticised Brussels' efforts to prioritise weapons made in Europe, warning that such a policy could damage the transatlantic defence industrial base. Speaking at the Euronews Defence and Space summit in Brussels, Puzder argued that in defence matters, the capability and availability of weap…

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Euronews broke the news in Lyon, France on Wednesday, September 30, 2026.
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