Germany turns to Tomahawks to close defense gap
Germany has agreed to acquire US Tomahawk cruise missiles and station them on its own territory — a capability Chancellor Merz calls a critical gap
Germany has agreed to acquire US Tomahawk cruise missiles and station them on its own territory — a capability Chancellor Merz calls a critical gap in the country's defenses. We'll ask what the missiles can do, how Moscow is likely to respond, and what this means for Europe's military future, with DW's Simon Young and airpower expert Justin Bronk of RUSI.
#dwcurrentaffairs 00:00 Germany to buy and station US Tomahawk cruise missiles 00:30 Germany's Merz: Deal sealed at NATO summit in Ankara 01:02 DW's Simon Young: Purchase follows Trump's U-turn on US deployment 03:50 Will the Tomahawks make Europe more secure in relation to Russia?
04:55 Justin Bronk explains how Tomahawks close Europe's defense gap 06:40 Comparing the ranges of Taurus and Tomahawk missiles 08:30 How will Russia respond? 10:58 How far
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