BRATISLAVA: Britain will oppose all EU plans for increased military cooperation that could interfere with NATO, despite being about to leave the union, Defense Minister Michael Fallon said Tuesday.
"We are going to continue to oppose any idea of an EU army or an EU army headquarters which would simply undermine NATO," Fallon said at a meeting with his 27 counterparts in Bratislava, where European Union leaders earlier this month agreed to step up joint military efforts.
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