Berlin is exploring defense options after US confirms it will not station cruise missiles in Germany.
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Germany is reassessing its medium-range air defense capabilities after the United States announced it will not deploy Tomahawk cruise missiles on German territory, according to Deutsche Welle.
The decision leaves a gap in Germany's defense posture as regional security threats intensify. The German government is now evaluating alternative systems to fill the shortfall, with drones potentially playing a role in future defense architecture.
The move reflects broader NATO concerns about European defense independence amid ongoing instability in Eastern Europe and shifting US strategic priorities.