Germany Plans to Buy Ukrainian Bars Missiles
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Germany is preparing to purchase Ukraine's "Bars" cruise missiles, as reported by the Financial Times (FT), with reference to sources familiar with the plans of the German authorities, and it is expected that the first shipment will be completed in the coming weeks.
At the beginning of 2027, the German military intends to carry out technical testing of missiles.
The Financial Times reports that Germany plans to buy Ukrainian-developed cruise missiles to bolster its defense capabilities. The German move suggests that European countries are increasingly relying on Ukrainian military technology.
Germany plans to buy Ukrainian Bars missiles
Germany is preparing to buy Ukrainian-made Bars cruise missiles for its armed forces, the Financial Times reported. An agreement for the first batch is expected to be signed in the coming weeks, and Germany could order several hundred missiles if technical tests succeed.
In the coming weeks, the purchase by the Federal Republic of Germany of a party of Ukrainian cruise missiles "Bars", which will be the first known case of the purchase of offensive weapons developed in Ukraine for the purposes of the Bundesver, should be closed.
Germany is preparing to buy Bars cruise missiles, developed in Ukraine, with a range of action of up to 1,000 kilometers. Berlin intends to test the first missiles at the beginning of 2027, and if the results are good, it could order a few hundred.
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