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Germany considers dropping France from flagship fighter jet project

Crisis over weapons programme crucial to European defence ambitions deepens as Berlin considers alternative partners

Raccontata daft.comtelegraph.co.uk

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ft.comStai leggendo9 mesi fa

Germany considers dropping France from flagship fighter jet project

Crisis over weapons programme crucial to European defence ambitions deepens as Berlin considers alternative partners

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telegraph.co.uk9 mesi fa

Germany may drop France as partner in search for next-gen fighter jet

Berlin considers turning to Sweden or UK to replace Rafale and Typhoon aircraft by 2040 after work-share row escalates

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  1. venerdì 19 settembre 2025·ft.com

    Germany considers dropping France from flagship fighter jet project

    Crisis over weapons programme crucial to European defence ambitions deepens as Berlin considers alternative partners

  2. sabato 20 settembre 2025·telegraph.co.uk

    Germany may drop France as partner in search for next-gen fighter jet

    Berlin considers turning to Sweden or UK to replace Rafale and Typhoon aircraft by 2040 after work-share row escalates

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