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Germany and France have signed an agreement for "Odin's Eye", an early warning system based on satellites.

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16 October 2025, 06:55
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Germany and France signed an agreement on Wednesday for the implementation of the early warning system Odin's Eye, which will enhance Europe's ability to detect missile launches. At the signing ceremony, German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius emphasized the importance of rapid detection of threats for collective defense.


The new system will allow for the observation of hostile missiles at the moment of launch, facilitating their interception. The German company OHB will contribute to the development of the architecture of the Odin's Eye system, which is an essential initiative in the context of European security, discussed during a NATO meeting in Brussels.

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Germania şi Franţa au semnat acordul de implementare a unui sistem de avertizare timpurie bazat pe satelit, care îmbunătățește semnificativ capacitatea Europei de a detecta lansările de rachete
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