Rutte Praises Germany's Plans to Purchase Tomahawk Missiles From the US
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Germany is buying American medium-range weapons of the Tomahawk type - a signal to Putin.
Germany is buying American medium-range weapons of the Tomahawk type - a signal to Putin.
They have a range of up to 2500 kilometres: Germany wants to improve the deterrence against Russia with the Tomahawks-type US medium-range weapons. NATO boss Mark Rutte is pleased about the deal - and comments on the escalation risk with Moscow.
With medium-range weapons from the USA, Germany wants to improve the deterrence against Russia. NATO chief Rutte speaks of a "excellent message" and also has a message to Moscow.
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte says he does not believe that Germany's plans to purchase US medium-range Tomahawk missiles would increase the risk of escalation with Russia.
The deal became known at the Nato summit in Ankara. The Tomahawk missiles have a range of about 2500 kilometers. The NATO Secretary General stresses that the deployment in Germany is only about credible deterrence.
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