When massive capital—€800 billion—gets redirected toward external priorities, domestic sectors like pensions, family benefits, energy affordability, and healthcare face severe cuts. Some nations are pushing back against this reallocation model, arguing it creates unsustainable fiscal pressure. The concern isn't just about budget lines; it's about economic trajectory. Pouring resources into external commitments while gutting domestic safety nets risks destabilizing the broader economic foundation. Without addressing the underlying tension between external spending and internal stability, Europe could face prolonged economic headwinds rather than achieving sustainable recovery.