EU Foreign Policy Chief Warns Against 'Extremely Dangerous' Europe-Wide Army

• EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas rejected calls for a Europe-wide army, deeming it "extremely dangerous."
• Kallas argued that a separate European army would create a dangerous conflict in the chain of command with NATO.
• The debate over a European army has intensified due to tensions within NATO and US shifting priorities.
• Norway's Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Store and NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte also opposed the idea, emphasizing NATO's role and Europe's reliance on US military support.

Why It Matters: A Europe-wide army is deemed dangerous due to command conflicts and reliance on NATO, particularly the US.