Germany plans $12B missile stockpile to deter Russia

Reports indicate that the German government is planning to build a long-range weapon arsenal worth around 12 billion euros to enhance deterrence against Russia. The goal is to enable German forces to strike targets located hundreds or thousands of kilometers behind the front lines, such as command centers, airports, and missile launch sites. The plan includes developing systems with both low-cost and high-capability weapons, in collaboration with Britain, aiming to achieve the ability to target objectives beyond 2,000 kilometers. This effort is intended to strengthen European deterrence amid escalating tensions with Russia. Some systems are expected to enter service next year, with more advanced systems developing over the next five years. These plans are part of Germany and NATO's broader efforts to modernize their military arsenals, with an allocated budget of approximately 12 billion euros for these operations.

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