The German government will seek Parliament's approval for 80 defense procurement projects, including Eurofighter jets and Taurus missiles.
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Germany intends to obtain Parliament's approval for 81 defense projects exceeding 25 million euros, including the purchase of 20 Eurofighter jets and the modernization of Taurus cruise missiles. The Minister of Defense, Boris Pistorius, plans to develop an advanced version of the Taurus missiles, and the list also includes the acquisition of Patriot systems, Puma vehicles, and Heron TP drones. Details about the number and costs of the acquisitions are not specified.
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