German military shifts to low-cost cruise missiles to counter Russia, expands air defense

The German Armed Forces (Bundeswehr) are reportedly adopting a new doctrine centered on deploying large numbers of inexpensive cruise missiles to saturate enemy defenses, a departure from previous reliance on high-end precision systems. The move includes an expansion of air defense capabilities, reflecting a strategic response to the threat posed by Russia. The pace of implementation remains uncertain, as the article questions whether the transition will be fast enough.

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