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The European Union aims to create a "military Schengen" so that vehicles and soldiers can move quickly across their borders, bypassing current bureaucracy.
According to the Ansa media agency, a draft proposal is expected to take shape tomorrow with a regulation and a joint communication.
Thus, the EU is asking the 27 countries to extend the maximum time for issuing transit permits to "three days", with a single set of rules at EU level.
Among the new features is the "Solidarity Pool", a collection of transport modes (for planes, ships and trains) that the 27 countries can share in times of need.