German authorities to invest 12 billion euros in long-range weapons

Reports indicate that the German government plans to spend approximately 12 billion euros on developing a fleet of long-range weapons by 2027, aiming to enhance its military capabilities to strike targets at hundreds to thousands of kilometers away, including command centers, airports, and missile platforms. The plan involves purchasing low-cost cruise missiles, such as the Anthem, BARS, and Flamingo, as well as American Tomahawk missiles and land-based launch platforms like the Typhoon. Additionally, the upcoming phase involves developing hypersonic missiles in collaboration with British partners, with a range exceeding two thousand kilometers. This effort is part of Germany’s attempt to restore its military strength and prepare for a potential confrontation with Russia.

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