Germany Plans €12 Billion Long-Range Missile Program Amid Russian Attack Concerns
Germany is planning a 'mammoth' €12 billion arms program to develop a four-pillar missile arsenal, including cheap cruise missiles by 2027 and joint UK systems, capable of targeting distances beyond 2,000 kilometers by the mid-2030s, in response to potential Russian aggression.
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Inside Germany's roughly $14 billion plan to deter Russia with a new arsenal of deep-strike missiles
A Bundeswehr soldier looks out of a military vehicle Hannes P. Albert/picture alliance via Getty Images Documents show Germany plans to invest roughly $14 billion in long-range weapons to counter Russia. Germany aims for low-cost missiles by 2027, internal defense ministry documents show. Germany intends to collaborate on Tomahawks and hypersonic missiles for strategic defense. BERLIN — The German government expects it will need almost €12 billion — roughly $14 billion — to build a new arse...
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Berlin plans a four-pillar missile arsenal, cheap cruise missiles by 2027, US Tomahawks, and joint UK systems, targeting distances beyond 2,000 kilometres by the mid-2030s The post Germany’s ‘mammoth’ €12bn arms programme for long-range missiles in case of Russian attack appeared first on ProtoThema English.
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