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Croatia seeks longer-range missiles for HIMARS systems

Croatia is seeking missiles with a range exceeding 150 kilometers for its HIMARS launchers. A purchase has not been approved or completed.

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Acquiring longer-range strike capability could increase Croatia's military reach and regional security concerns.

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