Germany and Britain plan to develop two types of missile weapons to hit targets more than 2,000 km away, Politico reports, citing internal German Defense Ministry documents. We are talking about a cruise missile and a hypersonic cruise warhead. Britain will lead the development of the High-End cruise missile, designed to fly at low altitude and overcome radar detection. The first version is expected to be ready for military use in 2032. Germany would be responsible for hypersonic weapons. The launch vehicle must lift the gliding warhead to a high altitude, after which it will move towards the target at several times the speed of sound. Berlin intends to prepare the system for military use by 2035. The Deep Precision Strike (DPS) project should provide European armed forces with the ability to strike far behind the front line without depending on American missiles, the release said. Britain has committed £770m over four years to a wider missile programme. German budget documents anticipate more than €9 billion in future spending, but without a specific time frame. RBC channel at max.