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Luigi Scazzieri

Belgium
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Senior Policy Analyst @eu_iss | Non-resident associate fellow @cer_eu focusing on European defence| PhD from @KingsCollegeLon
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After the NATO summit: The road to European leadership in defence

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By Luigi Scazzieri, Giuseppe Spatafora
| EU Institute for Security Studies
The Ankara NATO summit is in the rearview mirror. Beyond the rhetoric on unity, new commitments to Ukraine and defence contract announcements, the summit has not altered the fundamental trajectory of European security: the US is incrementally withdrawing capabilities from the continent; European confidence in US commitments is falling; and Europeans must plan to deter Russia on their own.
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Defending Europe, deterring Russia: Resources, readiness and resolve

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By Steven Everts, Luigi Scazzieri, Clotilde Bômont
| EU Institute for Security Studies
Europe is facing years of maximum danger. Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine is grinding on, and its hybrid pressure against Europe is intensifying just as uncertainty grows over future US engagement in Europe. Europeans must take greater ownership of their own defence. This Chaillot Paper examines how Europeans can strengthen deterrence against Russia in the context of a reduced US role. It argues that success rests on three foundations: resources, readiness and resolve.
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Closing the deep-strike gap: Why Europe needs useful systems now Original

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By Luigi Scazzieri
| EUISS
The Trump administration has recently announced a series of measures to reduce America’s military posture in Europe. One of the less visible but potentially more consequential decisions was the cancellation of the planned deployment of a US long-range fires battalion to Germany in 2026. The battalion was supposed to bring long-range missiles to Europe, strengthening NATO’s ability to hold Russian military targets at risk far beyond the front line.
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