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Denmark adds ground- and air-launched weapons in long-range strike buildup

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Denmark plans to buy Anthem munitions and Joint Strike Missiles, adding ground- and air-launched options for striking targets at long range. The move comes as NATO reinforces its Baltic flank; the available report does not specify quantities, costs or delivery timelines.

Discovered 2026-10-23T10:05:50.479994-07:00 | 2026-10-23T10:05:50.479994-07:00

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  • The planned purchase would add two distinct long-range strike capabilities, including Joint Strike Missiles for Denmark’s F-35 fleet, to Copenhagen’s procurement plans.
  • The weapons are framed as part of NATO’s reinforcement of its Baltic flank; Denmark’s plans for the F-35-launched missiles and a ground-launched munition establish the procurement context. The report gives no quantities, costs or delivery dates.

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