NATO Signs $700 Million Contract for Stinger Missiles

The multinational agreement aims to bolster defense capabilities amid ongoing tensions with Russia.

NATO's procurement agency has finalized a $700 million deal for Stinger anti-aircraft missiles.
The contract was signed during the NATO summit in Washington, D.C., with participation from multiple member states.
Stinger missiles have been crucial in Ukraine's defense against Russian aerial assaults.
The agreement ensures the continuation of Stinger production through 2029, according to RTX, the manufacturer.
NATO members are also committing to enhance their defense manufacturing capacities to prepare for potential conflicts.