German Military Tests Israeli Ballistic Missile Over North Atlantic
Germany does not currently have its own ballistic missiles, which fly at much higher speeds than the cruise missiles now in its arsenal.
Germany has successfully launched an Israeli-made ballistic missile from a ship in the North Atlantic, marking a significant advancement in its naval capabilities. Vice Admiral Jan Christian Kaack described the event as making “naval history” and a new chapter in deterrence and defense readiness at sea. The missile, identified as a LORA by Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI), has a range exceeding 310 miles.
- Germany successfully launched an Israeli-made ballistic missile from a ship in the North Atlantic.
- Vice Admiral Jan Christian Kaack stated this event represents a new chapter in naval deterrence and defense readiness.
- The missile, a LORA built by Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI), has a potential range of up to 310 miles.
- This test signifies an increase in potential range beyond previously known capabilities.
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