TOMAHAWKS IN GERMANY: "Right step to deter Russia" Military expert on NATO plan 

TOMAHAWKS IN GERMANY: "Right step to deter Russia" Military expert on NATO plan
The USA is strengthening its military deterrent to protect NATO partners in Europe. From 2026, Tomahawk cruise missiles and other long-range weapons are to be temporarily stationed in Germany. This was announced by the USA and Germany in a joint statement on the fringes of the NATO summit in Washington. This also includes SM-6 anti-aircraft missiles and newly developed supersonic weapons, which have a significantly greater range than current land-based systems in Europe. Similar to the German Taurus weapon system, the Tomahawk cruise missiles can penetrate deep into enemy territory and destroy important targets such as command posts, bunkers and radar installations. The Tomahawk is fired from ships or submarines, while the Taurus is deployed from aircraft. Since the start of the Russian war of aggression against Ukraine, US President Joe Biden has increased the troop presence in Germany and Europe in order to better protect NATO territory. Biden repeatedly emphasizes that the US is firmly committed to its alliance obligations and will defend every inch of NATO territory. Nevertheless, a change of power in the White House could change this policy. Military expert Carlo Masala commented on WELT: "A right move to deter Russia."
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