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The German Navy announced the successful covert testing of the Israeli long-range "LORA" missile system in the North Atlantic Ocean, where the missile was launched successfully and achieved a range exceeding 500 kilometers. This is the first-ever deployment of its kind, enhancing Germany's maritime deterrence capabilities. "LORA" is a land-to-land missile known for its accuracy and high destructive power; it is prohibited from being carried untracked on cargo ships and can swiftly destroy designated targets within less than 10 minutes. This step is part of Germany's broader plan to strengthen its defense posture in response to the escalating Russian threat. Germany is also working on developing a new version of the "Taurus" missile, which remains its sole weapon with a range of hundreds of kilometers. Additionally, Germany plans to acquire medium-range Tomahawk missiles from the United States, with a range of up to 2,500 kilometers, to bolster its defensive capabilities against potential threats from Russia.
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