NATO is preparing for the large-scale use of precision weapons. 🇧🇪 In Brussels, the NATO leadership held a meeting with representatives of the defense industry, start-ups and allied countries. The discussion focused on the issue of providing the armed forces with long-range precision guided weapons as part of the Deep Precision Strike concept. Deep Precision Strike (DPS) was initially a joint German-British program to develop long-range weapons. The name translates as "deep accurate strike". Its purpose is to create systems capable of reaching strategically important targets (realized posts, logistics centers) deep behind enemy lines at a range of more than 2,000 km. The implementation of the project should allow the European armed forces to carry out such attacks independently, reducing their dependence on American missiles. In particular, countries are invited to place orders with certain manufacturers to take advantage of their capabilities and ensure cost recovery for new equipment, which will allow the expansion of weapons production to serial production. Two intergovernmental programs have been identified: ◼️ Deep Strike Drone - an initiative to enter needs for long-range drones. ◼️ Ground-based Precision Strike Capabilities - an initiative to develop precision-based strike systems. This is an attempt to achieve compatibility with weapons, to establish long-term contracts, and the ability to quickly increase production when it is necessary to increase (in the immediate lead to war). NATO has become inspired by the idea of ​​using cheap long-range missiles and drones, and now plans to acquire hundreds of thousands of them to implement the concept of remote warfare, which envisages a massive strike against key targets of potential endurance (Russia 🇷🇺, for example) using non-nuclear weapons.

NATO is preparing for the large-scale use of precision weapons. 🇧🇪 In Brussels, the NATO leadership held a meeting with representatives of the defense industry, start-ups and allied countries. The discussion focused on the issue of providing the armed forces with long-range precision guided weapons as part of the Deep Precision Strike concept. Deep Precision Strike (DPS) was initially a joint German-British program to develop long-range weapons. The name translates as "deep accurate strike". Its purpose is to create systems capable of reaching strategically important targets (realized posts, logistics centers) deep behind enemy lines at a range of more than 2,000 km. The implementation of the project should allow the European armed forces to carry out such attacks independently, reducing their dependence on American missiles. In particular, countries are invited to place orders with certain manufacturers to take advantage of their capabilities and ensure cost recovery for new equipment, which will allow the expansion of weapons production to serial production. Two intergovernmental programs have been identified: ◼️ Deep Strike Drone - an initiative to enter needs for long-range drones. ◼️ Ground-based Precision Strike Capabilities - an initiative to develop precision-based strike systems. This is an attempt to achieve compatibility with weapons, to establish long-term contracts, and the ability to quickly increase production when it is necessary to increase (in the immediate lead to war). NATO has become inspired by the idea of ​​using cheap long-range missiles and drones, and now plans to acquire hundreds of thousands of them to implement the concept of remote warfare, which envisages a massive strike against key targets of potential endurance (Russia 🇷🇺, for example) using non-nuclear weapons.