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In a move that could reshape the very fabric of Europe’s security architecture, Russia has reportedly launched the mass production of its latest ballistic missile variant, the Iskander-1000—a weapon described by military analysts as nothing short of a “game changer.”
Recently, French media have expressed concerns about the future of the European aerospace industry due to the “enthusiasm” of European countries themselves to acquire fifth-generation F-35 fighter jets from the United States.
An Iranian general claims that the “impressive performance” exhibited by the country’s kamikaze drones in the current Russia-Ukraine conflict has opened the eyes of Western countries, including those in Europe, to consider acquiring drones from a country they deemed as their “enemy.”
Germany will spend US$3.5 billion (RM15.75 billion) to acquire the anti-ballistic missile defense system “Arrow-3” to defend its airspace and the European continent under the “European Sky Shield Initiative” (ESSI) project.