The U.S. administration has warned European officials against embedding “Made in Europe” purchasing preferences into the European Union’s next multiannual budget, arguing that tighter EU-only sourcing rules would undercut allied defense production, slow deliveries to Ukraine, and fracture transatlantic industrial cooperation at a moment of sustained rearmament.
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