ANKARA: France, Germany, Italy and Poland have agreed to collaborate on the development of a long-range cruise missile, French Defense Minister Sebastien Lecornu said Thursday. Lecornu said on X that the four countries' defense ministers signed a joint letter of intent for the project on the sidelines of the NATO leaders' summit in Washington, D.C. "The war in Ukraine shows that long-range strikes are a key issue for the defense of Europe," Lecornu said. The letter of intent was signed to 'initiate cooperation in this area mobilizing our European defense industry," he added. Source: Anadolu Agency
France, Germany, Italy, Poland agree to jointly develop long-range cruise missile
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