In 2017, Hungary started the long path leading to updating its aging, often Soviet era military equipment in view of adopting NATO standards. Experts and politicians claim Hungary’s current situation appears even worse when compared to corresponding data from the region and NATO’s insistence that Hungary increases its military spending is certainly not reducing pressure, as reported on Hungary Today.
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The Hungarian army is now engaging on a modernization path aiming at following NATO standards in terms of figures and equipment (Picture source: Army Recognition)
The Hungarian army is now engaging on a modernization path aiming at following NATO standards in terms of figures and equipment (Picture source: Army Recognition)
