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Germany cancels the deployment of US long-range missiles by end of 2026?
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Russian•Sergei Ryabkov•Russia•US•Germany•The Pentagon•NATO•Kremlin•Valentina Matvienko•United States
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Russia Warns of Military Response to US Long-Range Missile Deployment in Germany from 2026
Jul 11, 2024, 11:29 AM
Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov has warned that Russia will respond militarily to the planned deployment of US long-range missiles in Germany. The Pentagon announced that starting in 2026, the US will begin deploying these long-range strike systems, including hypersonic missiles, in Germany as part of its strategy to enhance NATO's military capabilities. The Kremlin views this move as a serious threat to Russia's national security and a destabilizing factor for regional safety and strategic stability. Valentina Matvienko, a senior Russian official, emphasized that Germany should not possess such weapons according to post-war agreements. The United States and Germany have described the deployment as episodic.
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