The U.S. and Germany plan to start deploying long-range missiles in Germany by 2026, aiming for a permanent setup eventually. Despite German Chancellor Olaf Scholz's assurance to prevent escalation, the move has provoked a stern warning from Russia. Major General Vladimir Popov suggested that Russia might respond by increasing its missile presence in Belarus and Kaliningrad, including advanced hypersonic weapons. This development could significantly heighten tensions in Europe, making the region a potential hotspot for a new arms race involving cutting-edge military technology.
The United States and Germany have revealed plans for the "episodic" deployment of long-range weapons in Germany starting in 2026, to implement permanent deployments in the future, according to a joint statement that was posted on the White House website.
"What always worries us is the prevention of war. German Chancellor Olaf Scholz stated, "We declare as clearly as in NATO decision-making: there wil...
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