Germany turns to Ukrainian and Israeli start-ups for an alternative to US Tomahawk missiles

Germany is interested in the FP-5 Flamingo cruise missile made by the Ukrainian firm Fire Point. The Flamingo can reportedly strike targets 1,800 miles away. JULIEN DE ROSA / AFP Berlin is hunting for cruise missiles that it can buy cheaply and that have a long range. Planning documents show Germany is pursuing four tracks to acquire deep-strike missiles. Until now, Berlin has relied on the US to provide the long-range firepower needed to deter Russia. Germany is turning to Israel and Ukrai...