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The article discusses Germany's plans to deploy long-range systems by 2027 with completion by the mid-2030s, according to a source at the Russian Embassy in Berlin. Berlin's emphasis on technical cooperation with Kiev is noted, including the transfer of Ukrainian know-how to the European and German military-industrial complex.
If deployed against Russia, the locations of Germany's planned long-range systems will inevitably turn into legitimate military targets. A source at the Russian Embassy in Berlin told Izvestia about this.
It is noted that the deployment of the first systems will begin in 2027 and will be completed by the mid-2030s. Diplomats clarified that their range should be up to two kilometers. The agency's interlocutor stressed that Moscow will take such plans into account when ensuring its own security.
The diplomatic mission also indicated that Berlin is relying on close technical cooperation with Kiev, including “the transfer of Ukrainian know-how to the European and German military-industrial complex.”
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Russia will strengthen its defensive measures in response to Germany's plans to deploy long-range systems
Likely · Within months
Technical cooperation between Germany and Ukraine in the military sphere will continue and expand
Possible · Within years

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