U.S. Defense Contractor Plans to Build Cruise Missiles in Germany
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From the beginning of 2027, the Armor-Start-up Covenant wants to start mass production of cheap cruise missiles in the Leipzig area. Apparently, talks are already underway with the Bundeswehr.
The US company Covenant is planning to build its world's largest production site near Leipzig. From next year, the long-haul "Anthem" cruise missile will be manufactured there.
European states have only a few cruise missile models in their arsenals. Their production often involves high costs or there is a dependence on the US. An armaments company sees decisive advantages in its product.
Germany and the European allies quickly need far-reaching weapons systems. An American-Israeli company wants to build them in East Germany.
The US-Israeli armaments company Covenant intends to build far-reaching cruise missiles in Saxony from next year. The aim is to produce about 1000 pieces of the self-developed weapon system Anthem in the first year, the company announced.
Germany and the European allies quickly need far-reaching weapons systems. An American-Israeli company wants to build them in East Germany.
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