Pak Sahafat – The German newspaper Bild reports that German Chancellor Olaf Schulz and Chief of General Staff Eberhard Zorn have discussed the possibility of purchasing the Peykan 3 missile defense system from the Zionist regime.
According to Pak Sahafat News agency, the German newspaper Bild wrote on Sunday: Such a purchase would cost Germany 2 billion euros, and the anti-ballistic missile system (Peykan 3) would be activated and operational in 2025.
According to the report, the Peykan 3 defense system can cover Poland, Romania and the Baltic region through powerful radars.
The Israeli Ministry of Defense announced in January this year that successfully tests the Peykan 3 missile defense system, designed to intercept ballistic missiles outside the Earth’s atmosphere, with the United States.
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According to the Jerusalem Post, the system is designed to counter ballistic missiles and was tested at a base in central occupied Palestine.
(Peykan) 3 is a type of ballistic missile system that was jointly designed and built by the Zionist Air Industries Company and the American Boeing Company.
The Zionist regime’s missile program, which is one of the factors disrupting stability and security in the West Asian region, is funded by the United States, and Washington spends hundreds of millions of dollars annually to help the missile program.