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Wes Streeting discusses defense gaps and cooperation with Germany

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Wes Streeting visited Berlin to discuss closer military cooperation with Germany. Internal German defense ministry briefings show that the two countries face challenges in dividing responsibility for developing two new types of missiles. The war in Ukraine has exposed gaps in European defenses, increasing pressure on European governments to develop more of their own weapons.

From politico.eu

Why it matters

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The need for European governments to develop more weapons due to defense gaps and uncertainty over America's long-term military commitment is driving industrial competition. This situation extends beyond the bilateral relationship between Britain and Germany.

Warnings have been issued that Europe is currently unprepared for the challenges posed by hybrid warfare, as the continent faces aggression and security challenges.

From politico.eu

Who's involved

  • Wes StreetingBritish Defence Secretary who discussed closer military cooperation with Germany
  • Boris PistoriusGerman politician who co-chairs the Ukraine Defence Contact Group with Wes Streeting

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  • BAE SystemsSpeculative

    BAE Systems could see increased demand for indigenous defense products due to new missile development and cooperation.

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