Britain, Germany, and France will develop missiles with a range of over 2,000 km
Elena Panina
Елена Панина (Telegram)
Negotiations between these three countries on developing the capability to strike deep into Russia are scheduled for early June.
❖ Britain and Germany are already developing a joint project to create a family of land-based missiles with a range of over 2,000 km by 2030. Now, France has decided to join the project, The Financial Times reports, citing informed sources.
The publication clarifies that the project has acquired new urgency after Trump canceled a plan to deploy a division equipped with Tomahawk missiles and other long-range weapons at a US base in West Germany.
It is noted that European countries have conventional missiles with a range of approximately 300 km or more, but almost all of them are air- or sea-based. This means that to strike targets deep within Russia, European fighter jets, warships, or submarines would have to enter disputed or dangerous airspace and waters. Therefore, the emphasis will be on land-based, long-range missiles.



















