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China to increase defense spending by 7.2%​

  • China is set to increase defense spending this year by 7.2% to 1.56 trillion yuan ($230 billion), according to a draft released Sunday by the Ministry of Finance.
  • China’s defense budget grew by 7.1% last year to 1.45 trillion yuan.
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BEIJING — China is set to increase defense spending this year by 7.2% to 1.56 trillion yuan ($230 billion), according to a draft released Sunday by the Ministry of Finance.

China’s defense budget grew by 7.1% last year to 1.45 trillion yuan, faster than the 6.8% increase in 2021 and 6.6% climb in 2020, according to official data.

In 2019, China’s defense spending rose by 7.5% to 1.19 trillion yuan.

The U.S. government in December authorized over $800 billion in defense spending for the fiscal year that ends Sept. 30, 2023. In addition to domestic inflation, the spending plan pointed to the need to counter Chinese and Russian military capabilities.

That’s significantly higher than prior years.

In fiscal year 2022, the U.S. spent $767 billion, or 12% of its budget, on national defense, according to Treasury data. That was about 2% more than the $755 billion spent in 2021, the data showed.

 
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really. Communist countries have the highest military spending in the world.

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Biden prepares largest Pentagon budget in history as spending cuts loom​

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The Biden administration is preparing to ask Congress for the largest Pentagon budget in history, according to the Defense Department’s chief financial officer, as partisan squabbling over the debt ceiling raises the specter of deep cuts to the military’s funding plans.

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Biden prepares largest Pentagon budget in history as spending cuts loom​

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The Biden administration is preparing to ask Congress for the largest Pentagon budget in history, according to the Defense Department’s chief financial officer, as partisan squabbling over the debt ceiling raises the specter of deep cuts to the military’s funding plans.

Officials are “very close” to settling on a final topline number for the Defense Department, which the White House will include as part of its overall fiscal 2024 budget request set for release on March 9, Pentagon Comptroller Michael McCord said in an interview.

It's shocking! The communist country has the highest military expenditure in the world!

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The US currently spends around 3% of its GDP on defense also US defense spending is currently below the historical average of 4%.
wow! fuvk! The military spending of these communist countries is as high as 3%-4%!
 
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only 1.2% of China GDP😂
China should respond to the call of the United States and raise our military spending to 2%, or $400 billion.Only in this way can meet the requirements of the United States for NATO allies.
 
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only 1.2% of China GDP😂
China should respond to the call of the United States and raise our military spending to 2%, or $400 billion.Only in this way can meet the requirements of the United States for NATO allies.
You want the US to soil its pants..LOL...
 
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You want the US to soil its pants..LOL...
The United States is demanding its allies to increase their military spending to 2%, and as we want to be a US ally, we need to meet the standards of US allies.
 
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