Russia's arms production volumes significantly exceed those necessary to wage the war in Ukraine. German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius stated this while speaking in the Bundestag, adding that this indicates preparations for future conflicts, UNN reports, citing DW.
"On average, only 80 of the 150 short- and medium-range missiles that Russia can produce each month are sent to Ukraine," Pistorius said.
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In April, Pistorius presented Germany's new military strategy, in which the Russian Federation was named the main threat. The head of Germany's Defense Ministry promised to make the Bundeswehr the strongest conventional army in Europe.
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The American defense startup Covenant plans to begin mass production of low-cost cruise missiles in Germany in early 2027 to meet demand from European countries seeking to purchase long-range weapons to counter the growing threat from Russia.