ISRAELI MISSILE: Germany Successfully Tests Sea-Launched LORA Ballistic Missile From Navy Vessel
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With the test of a ballistic missile from the Israeli manufacturer IAI Industries, the Federal Government is sending an important signal: the country is ready to defend itself decisively.
The tests of the Lora system between Ireland and Iceland were largely secret, but all the more successful. Now the German Navy wants to advance plans for procurement of the rockets with a range of more than 500 kilometres.
ISRAELI MISSILE: Germany Successfully Tests Sea-Launched LORA Ballistic Missile From Navy Vessel
Germany successfully carried out an overnight test of Israel’s sea-launched LORA ballistic missile from a German Navy vessel, Walla reports. The demonstration was conducted with Israel Aerospace Industries and the Defense Ministry and was described as highly successful, as Germany considers a potentially major purchase of the Israeli missile system.
By Savvas D. Vlassis The German Navy has successfully completed a double operational fire test with IAI’s Naval Lora ballistic missile, as part of Operational Experimentation (OPEX), the Israeli company announced on September 2. The missile was launched from an F125-class frigate, on whose helipad the mobile (towed) command center and a … The post What did the operational test of NAVAL LORA by the German Navy show appeared first on Trojan Horse.
German Navy Commander Jan Christian Kaack said the ballistic missile test was a new step in the history of the German Navy; the test was prepared in secrecy until the very moment it took place. German naval ship repatriated due to infectious disease outbreak. India successfully tested the Agni-4 ballistic missile, with a range of 4,000 km. The UK successfully tested a new long-range missile for Ukraine.
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