US EditionMerz says Ukraine, Germany to jointly produce long-range missiles
- On May 28, 2025, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy met in Berlin to announce joint production of long-range missiles in Ukraine and Germany.
- This announcement follows a policy shift months after the previous German government under Olaf Scholz refused to supply long-range Taurus missiles, fearing escalation with Russia.
- The leaders signed a memorandum of understanding between their defense ministries to deepen military-industrial cooperation and enable Ukraine to use long-range weapons without range restrictions.
- Germany’s defense ministry said the expanded aid package, worth about €5 billion, includes funding for weapon production, more air defense systems, and replenishment of munitions.
- The cooperation signals stronger German support for Ukraine's defense and a willingness to press Russia more, though Kremlin warns this risks escalating the conflict and complicating peace talks.
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The Quad-City Times
German leader offers assistance to Ukraine
BERLIN — German Chancellor Friedrich Merz pledged Wednesday to help Ukraine develop its own long-range missile systems that would be free of Western-imposed limitations on their use and targets as the Kyiv government fights to repel Russia’s invasion.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy called for increased international pressure on Russia after a meeting with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz in Berlin and announcing that Ukraine and Germany will jointly produce long-range weapons to boost Ukraine's ability to fight.
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Merz promises long-range weapons for UkraineOn Wednesday, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz promised Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky that Berlin will help Kyiv produce long-range missiles that can strike deep inside Russia. It’s another sign that Europe has lost patience with Vladimir Putin’s reluctance to talk peace and a recognition that whatever happens on the battlefield this summer will shape the outcome of eventual talks.Musk jabs Tr…
Germany, Ukraine to Jointly Produce Missiles With No Range Limits - The Thinking Conservative
Germany to support Ukraine with $5.7 billion aid package and to help them develop its own long-range missile systems free of any limitations on use. The post Germany, Ukraine to Jointly Produce Missiles With No Range Limits appeared first on The Thinking Conservative.
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