Europe’s largest port, that is, Rotterdam prepares for a possible conflict with Russia, writes a Financial Times report. In particular, it binds space for ships carrying military equipment and planning where the goods will be diverted in the event of war. Bundevine Simmons, chief executive of the Port Rotterdam Authority, said they were working with the neighboring port of Antwerp on how to manage the arrival of vehicles and supplies from Britain, the US and Canada. “Not every terminal is suitable for military cargo,” he said. “If large quantities of military equipment had to be transported, we will turn to Antwerp or other ports to take part of the capacity – and vice versa. We now see each other less as competitors. Of course, we compete where we need, but we work together wherever we can. ” The measures in Rotterdam are part of the war preparation throughout the continent. The EU is preparing a re -equipment plan of up to 800 billion euros, in an effort […]
Source: News Beast
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