The article reports that the German navy successfully tested the Israeli-made LORA missile system in the North Atlantic, between Ireland and Iceland. The system has a range exceeding 500 kilometers, which would enhance Germany’s military capabilities by providing longer-range precision weaponry. The tests were conducted by two German frigates under strict secrecy, with prior notice given to naval vessels in the area. The head of the German navy, Vice Admiral Jan Christian Kaack, praised the successful launch, stating it marks a new chapter in the navy’s history. The LORA system, developed by the Israeli firm IAI, is designed to strike strategic targets deep within enemy territory from maritime platforms and can destroy targets in ten minutes. It has been used by Israel in attacks against Lebanon and Iran. Germany currently lacks precise long-range weapons and is accelerating procurement efforts, including collaboration with partners like Sweden on the Taurus missiles, which also have a range over 500 km. This acquisition is part of a broader defense strategy initiated after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, with plans to also purchase American Tomahawk missiles, which have a range of 2
Bias read (Center): The article presents a factual report on a military procurement decision without overt ideological slant. While it discusses national security and defense policy, which are politically sensitive, the framing remains neutral, focusing on technical specifications, international partnerships, and the战略




