Denmark and Netherlands plan to increase military spending for modernization and expansion.

Denmark's government plans to spend $5.6 billion over the next decade to modernize military facilities, increase the number of soldiers, and upgrade outdated computer systems. The country's armed forces have been suffering from a lack of soldiers and dilapidated buildings. The government aims to reach a NATO target of spending 2% of GDP on military budgets by 2030, and the $5.6 billion will count toward that.