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UK and Germany report progress on deep-strike capability with range beyond 2,000km

The United Kingdom and Germany reported progress on their joint Deep Precision Strike programme, targeting weapons with ranges exceeding 2,000 kilometres for delivery within the decade. Their November 2 Defence Ministerial Council reaffirmed the project under the Trinity House Agreement and its bilateral industrial framework. Development initially focuses on ground-launched capabilities, while potential air and naval applications remain part of the wider programme's exploration. The statement confirmed continued development toward a shared long-range strike capability, without announcing a completed weapon, a production order, a selected missile configuration or an operational deployment.

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