- Russia warns that European capitals could become military targets following the US’s decision to station long-range missiles in Germany.
- The Biden Administration announced the deployment of Tomahawk and Hypersonic missiles from 2026 at a NATO Summit, which are nuclear-capable and have a reach of more than 2,000 kilometers.
- This move signifies the first time US missiles will be stationed in Germany since the Cold War, aiming to reinforce NATO and European defense.
- Concerns arise over the potential for these missiles to reach strategic locations such as Moscow within 5 minutes, making it difficult for Russia to intercept them.
- Russia considers how to respond to this deployment, debating whether to enhance its air defenses, relocate strategic centers, or support allies with missile technology.
- The deployment raises questions about the protection umbrella of the US over Europe and how it affects the strategic balance and deterrence against Russia.
- Military analysts suggest that Russia’s reaction, framing European nations as putting themselves at risk, is more rhetorical while it contemplates an effective response.
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