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Tag Archives: Germany
Playing it Safe: the German Election and Tactical Nuclear Weapons
Andrea Berger – a research fellow for nuclear analysis at the Royal United Services Institute in London – kindly agreed to contribute to Turkey Wonk. You can follow her on Twitter at @AndreaRBerger. The views presented here are her own. [Editors … Continue reading
Posted in F-35, Nuclear Weapons, Tactical Nuclear Weapons
Tagged B61, Germany, Tactical Nuclear Weapons
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German Patriot Games: The Bundestag Debates the Deployment of Patriot in Turkey
Niklas Anzinger – a Philosophy and Economics student at the University of Bayreuth in Germany – has kindly offered to summarize the debates taking place in Germany about the deployment of Patriot missile batteries and troops to Turkey. Anzinger spent … Continue reading
Turkey’s Missiles
There continues to be a considerable amount of confusion about Turkish air defenses, its ongoing efforts to build a cruise missile, and its stocks of foreign supplied missiles. As part of the current government’s plan to improve the country’s domestic … Continue reading
Posted in Missile Defense, Turkey
Tagged Ballistic Missiles, cruise missiles, Germany, Israel, Missile Defense, the United Kingdom, the United States, Turkey
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