According to ‘Die Welt’, Germany, in collaboration with NATO partners, is evaluating a plan to produce Tomahawk missiles through a joint venture between German and American firms. Additionally, there are discussions regarding the potential purchase of long-range missiles from Turkey. The ‘Financial Times’ has reported that the German government is also contemplating a direct acquisition of Tomahawks from the U.S., aiming to persuade the U.S. government to approve the sale. The decision to suspend the missile deployment, originally agreed upon under the Biden administration, has raised concerns among German officials, particularly Defense Minister Pistorius, who views it as more problematic than the planned withdrawal of 5,000 U.S. troops from Germany.