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It would be difficult to be any clearer.
In other words, the militarisation of the Galileo project and the increasing use of the Community budget for military ends. Hence our vote against.
In its own-initiative report on ‘Space and security’, the majority of the EP rejected our proposals that:
emphasised that the use of space must serve exclusively non-military purposes, rejecting any direct or indirect military use;
and underlined that Galileo is an exclusively non-military project;
At the same time, it approved, among other dangerous measures:
the necessity of Galileo for autonomous ESDP operations and for the Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP);
the development of a common concept for geospatial intelligence policy, creating conditions for involvement of the EUSC in the planning for each ESDP operation requiring space-based observation and space-based intelligence;
that the EU explore the possibility of a financial contribution to the EUSC from the EU budget in order to provide sufficient funds to meet the increasing needs of ESDP operations;
the possibility of funding future European satellite telecommunications systems supporting ESDP operation from the EU budget."@en1
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