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What Many Feared Has Happened: Western Powers Are Developing a Hypersonic Weapon with a Range of over 2,500 Kilometers.

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German-British weapons development cooperation is progressing well in the production of long-range, hypersonic precision weapons, Thomas Gottschild, managing director of MBDA in Germany, told the German news agency dpa. The aim of the developments is to create weapon systems that can attack military installations and strategic infrastructure deep in the enemy's hinterland.

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German-British weapons development cooperation is progressing well in the production of long-range, hypersonic precision weapons, Thomas Gottschild, managing director of MBDA in Germany, told the German news agency dpa. The aim of the developments is to create weapon systems that can attack military installations and strategic infrastructure deep in the enemy's hinterland.

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More than 2,500 kilometres of range and more than ten times the speed of sound: In Schrobenhausen, far-reaching precision weapons are created in the hypersonic range.

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More than 2,500 kilometres of range and more than ten times the speed of sound: In Schrobenhausen, far-reaching precision weapons are created in the hypersonic range.

BERLIN: Germany and Britain are developing long-range ultrasound missiles, with a range of more than 2,500 kilometres and a speed of more than 10 times the speed of sound, with a view to enhancing military capabilities and deterrence, at MPDA's facilities in the city of Schrupenhausen in the German state of Bavaria.

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Germany and the UK are working together to develop weapons to achieve goals deep in the back of an opponent. MBDA is talking about progress.

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onetz.de broke the news on Sunday, November 15, 2026.
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