Germany Stands Firm on F-35 Purchase as U.S. Unveils F-47 Fighter Jet

Germany reaffirms its commitment to NATO nuclear sharing with F-35 jets, while the U.S. announces Boeing's F-47 as the next step in air dominance.

Germany confirms its purchase of 35 F-35 jets for NATO nuclear sharing, despite domestic calls for a review over U.S. dependency concerns.
The German Ministry of Defense denies claims of a 'kill switch' in the F-35, emphasizing the multinational nature of the program involving 20 nations.
CDU politician Roderich Kiesewetter urges a review of the F-35 deal, citing operational reliance on U.S. logistics and technology.
U.S. President Donald Trump announces the F-47 fighter jet under the NGAD program, featuring advanced stealth and drone collaboration capabilities.
Boeing secures the contract for the F-47, marking a significant recovery for the company after financial struggles and operational setbacks.