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UK, France, Germany Launch $50 Billion NATO Long-Range Weapons Initiative
Three NATO members have started a $50 billion program to develop long-range weapons without U.S. participation. The effort seeks to address a capability gap where Russia currently holds an advantage.
Jul 7, 5:42 PM·1m read4 sources
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The program aims to close a capability gap in an area where Russia currently holds an advantage.
The three countries announced the joint effort to accelerate weapons development across participating NATO members. The initiative focuses on systems that operate at ranges beyond current European capabilities.
Russia maintains a lead in long-range conventional strike systems, according to the announcement. The program operates under NATO coordination but excludes direct U.S. participation in the development process.
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