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Germany adopts Israel’s LORA missile system

Germany is reported to be adopting Israel’s LORA missile system for its armed forces. The move represents a significant defense procurement decision involving a long-range missile capability.

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The acquisition could strengthen Germany’s long-range strike capacity and affect European defense planning.

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