US and NATO Allies to Deploy Advanced Long-Range Missiles in Europe

New missile deployments in Germany and other NATO countries reflect heightened tensions with Russia and the potential for a renewed arms race.

The US plans to station long-range missiles in Germany by 2026, including Tomahawk and hypersonic weapons.
NATO allies France, Poland, Germany, and Italy are developing ground-launched missiles with ranges exceeding 500 kilometers.
The moves follow the US withdrawal from the INF Treaty, citing Russian violations.
Experts warn the deployments could lead to a new arms race reminiscent of the Cold War.
Russia has vowed to respond to the missile threats with its own measures.