The USA is moving long-range weapons to Germany that could even hit Moscow – what does that mean?

This video explores the recent announcement by the United States to deploy long-range missiles in Germany starting in 2026, a move that has significant implications for European security and US-Russia relations. We break down the key points of this strategic decision:
The types of missiles being deployed, including Tomahawk cruise, SM-6, and hypersonic missiles, and their extended range capabilities
The historical context, including the end of the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) treaty
Russia's reaction and potential counter-measures, including the possibility of deploying nuclear missiles in response
The impact on NATO's defense posture and the concept of "integrated deterrence"
Germany's role and the domestic political debate surrounding this decision
The broader implications for European security and the potential for a new arms race
We also discuss the delicate balance between deterrence and escalation, and what this move means for the future of US-Russia relations and European security. Join us as we analyze this complex geopolitical development and its potential consequences for global stability.