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Germany has completed the acquisition of Israel's Arrow 3 missile defense system, marking its first independent access to this advanced anti-ballistic missile technology, which enhances its ability to intercept missiles outside Earth's atmosphere and strengthens NATO's European defense capabilities.
Israel has confirmed the first operational use of its Arrow-3 system to intercept an enemy missile, marking the first operational intercept for the weapon since it was initially deployed in 2017. The Arrow-3 system, which is part of Israel's sophisticated air-defense network, successfully countered a salvo of ballistic missiles fired by Houthi militants, an Iran-backed group in Yemen. The Arrow-3 system, developed jointly with the US, is the top layer of Israel's multi-layered air-defense system and is designed to eliminate threats in space. Together with the Arrow-2 system, which has also been used during the recent conflict, they provide comprehensive protection against missiles, rockets, artillery, and drones.
Israel successfully intercepted a long-range ballistic missile over the Red Sea region using the Arrow 3 air defense system, marking the first operational success since its introduction in 2017. The missile was launched from Yemen by the Houthis, who sought to distract Israel from its war efforts in Gaza. The Arrow 3 system is a joint development between Israel and the US, and Israel recently announced a $3.5 billion deal to sell the system to Germany.
Israel successfully used its advanced Arrow 3 defense system for the first time to shoot down a ballistic missile fired by Houthi rebels in Yemen. The Arrow 3 is capable of intercepting missiles outside the atmosphere, on the edge of space. This follows Israel's use of the Arrow 2 system last week to intercept another Houthi missile. The IDF also took down a suspicious target with its Patriot air defense system. The Houthis claim their missiles hit targets and vow to continue military actions in support of Palestinians until Israeli aggression in Gaza stops.
Germany has signed a nearly €4 billion deal with Israel for the purchase of the Arrow 3 long-range air defense system, marking Israel's largest-ever defense contract. The deal will release €560 million of funds approved by the German parliament, triggering Israel to begin production and manufacture of Arrow 3 batteries. The batteries, designed to destroy ballistic missiles and other long-range projectiles, are expected to arrive in Germany by the end of 2025. The agreement is part of the German-led European Sky Shield Initiative to strengthen continental Europe's air defenses in response to Russian airstrikes in Ukraine.
Germany and Israel have signed a historic $3.5 billion deal for Germany to acquire the Israeli-made Arrow 3 hypersonic missile system, which will enhance Europe's defense against air attacks. The deal marks the largest-ever military industry sale for Israel. Germany has been leading efforts to strengthen NATO's air defenses in Europe following Russia's invasion of Ukraine, and the Arrow 3 system will make German air defense ready for the future. The system, developed by Israel and the United States, offers protective cover for neighboring EU states and has been used by Israel to defend against attacks from Iran and Syria. The funds for the deal come from a 100-billion-euro fund unveiled by German Chancellor Olaf Scholz to bolster the country's defenses.
The US government has approved a historic $3.5 billion defense deal between Israel and Germany for the procurement of the Arrow 3 missile defense system, marking Israel's largest ever defense agreement. The Arrow 3 is a hypersonic missile system capable of intercepting a range of ballistic missiles in exo-atmospheric space, with a reported range of 1,500 miles and a 99 percent kill rate. The approval was necessary as the system was developed by Israel Aerospace Industries with significant US government support.
The U.S. government has approved Germany's $3.5 billion purchase of Israeli-made Arrow 3 missile defense systems, making it Israel's largest-ever defense deal. The deal will bring a unique anti-ballistic missile capability to Western Europe, as militaries in the region seek to increase their resilience against potential ballistic missile attacks from Russia. The German Ministry of Defense stated that the system is designed to protect the skies above Germany and all of Europe, with integration into NATO's protective shield. The acquisition signifies closer military relations between Germany and Israel and may lead to further orders from other NATO countries as part of the European Sky Shield Initiative.
Germany has signed a €3.5 billion deal with Israel to purchase the advanced missile defense system, Arrow 3. The deal, which received US approval, strengthens the strategic relationship between Israel and the United States. The Arrow 3 is designed to intercept long-range ballistic missiles outside the atmosphere and could potentially be used to protect Germany and its neighboring countries. This is the largest-ever defense deal for Israel and may draw attention from Russia.
The United States has approved a $3.5 billion sale of Israel's Arrow 3 missile defense system to Germany. The deal, described as the largest in Israel's history, will provide Germany with the top interceptor missile system, capable of shooting down targets above Earth's atmosphere. The Arrow 3 system will become part of a European air defense system and help protect Germany and neighboring countries from air strikes. The signing ceremony is expected to take place in November.
Germany's Bundestag budget committee has approved spending €560 million to start procuring Israel's Arrow-3 air defense system, marking a significant upgrade in the strategic relationship between the two countries. The overall deal is estimated to be around €4 billion ($4.3 billion) in total cost, with today’s budget decision being characterized as an advance payment. The Arrow-3 is the top tier of Israel’s multi-layered air defense system, designed to intercept ballistic missiles and other long-range threats.
Germany's parliament has approved an advance payment of €560m ($607m) for Israel's Arrow-3 air defence system, which is designed to intercept ballistic missiles outside of the Earth's atmosphere. The deal is worth almost €4bn ($4.3bn) and will be funded by a €100bn ($108bn) fund unveiled by German Chancellor Olaf Scholz to bolster the country's defences in the wake of Russia's invasion of Ukraine. The Arrow-3 system is expected to offer protective cover to Germany's neighbouring European Union states.
Germany's budget committee has approved the purchase of the Israel-made Arrow-3 air defense system for €560 million and the German-made IRIS-T-SLM air defense system for around €950 million. The Arrow-3 system, which intercepts ballistic missiles, is expected to cost Germany €4 billion in total. The system has been in use in Israel since 2017 as part of its Iron Dome protection network. The purchase is part of Germany's effort to modernize its military under a €100 billion fund approved by Chancellor Olaf Scholz and the German parliament last year.
The German parliament has approved a first payment of €560 million to Israel for the acquisition of the Arrow 3 anti-missile system, a major step forward in the deal. Germany plans to buy Israel's Arrow-3 long-range missile-defense system for an eventual cumulative payment of around $4.30 billion. However, there is still potential for delays in later steps of the process, as the US has not yet given its final signature and questions were raised by the German parliament in March.
Israel and Germany are in advanced negotiations for the sale of the Arrow 3 air defense system, jointly developed by Israel and the US. The deal is contingent on US approval. The Arrow 3 is part of Israel's multilayered air defense architecture and provides the upper tier for intercepting and countering exo-atmospheric ballistic missiles. The announcement follows the sale of David's Sling to Finland and Israel's recent sale of Spike missiles to Greece.