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Europe’s New Mobility Architecture: The Infrastructure Behind Deterrence
What is the central argument of “Europe’s New Mobility Architecture”, and why does it matter for European defence and dual-use markets?
Europe’s New Mobility Architecture: The Infrastructure Behind Deterrence: Europe is entering a phase. Defence-finance analysis; 6-page sourced DFM PDF report.
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Original DFM publication · DFM Analysis report · 2025-11-22
Europe is entering a phase in which the defence of its territory depends increasingly on the speed with which troops, armour and critical equipment can be moved across borders, supported by infrastructure that until now was designed primarily for civilian traffic.
This shift has created a new strategic reality in which bridges, tunnels, railheads, ports and road corridors have become the decisive enablers of deterrence, rather than background elements of transport policy.
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This shift has created a new strategic reality in which bridges, tunnels, railheads, ports and road corridors have become the decisive enablers of deterrence, rather than background elements of transport policy.
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