Hungary’s military development scheme dubbed Zrínyi 2026 is on schedule, says defense minister
Tibor Benkő said the Hungarian Armed Forces is capable of implementing the most modern technologies across all ranks of the military
Tibor Benkő said the Hungarian Armed Forces is capable of implementing the most modern technologies across all ranks of the military
The defense and armed forces development scheme, dubbed Zrínyi 2026, and the increased budget will enable the acquisition of state-of-the-art technologies to ensure that the army maintains 21st century capabilities
An increased budget will be available for a larger staff force, and the defense budget will reach 2 percent of GDP, or 1 trillion HUF, by 2024
Hungary’s government aims to raise the annual defense budget, which currently amounts to 428 billion HUF, to NATO’s target of 2 percent of GDP by 2024
Hungary’s military have diminished since the 1989-1990 political change. However, it will improve with the implementation of the Zrínyi 2026 scheme
Late last week, leaders of the 28 members of NATO gathered in Brussels to send, in the words of Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg, a strong message of the unity of the transatlantic alliance and its commitment to collective security. NATO finds itself in an increasingly challenging environment due to the rise of complex security threats that require responsive capabilities. Grappling with terrorism, migration, cybercrime and more, every one of the member states must step up its game.
The Hungarian government will change soldiers’ personal equipment in terms of clothing and weapons, as well as modernize the Air Force