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F-35 Panic in Germany: Concerns Over 'Kill Switch' System

F-35 Panic in Germany: Concerns Over 'Kill Switch' System
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World March 10, 2025 08:36

germany - German officials express worries over F-35 deal after Trump's Ukraine actions. Europe's air defense at risk. Analysis of global arms trade trends.

German Concerns Over F-35 Deal

German officials are worried about the fate of the 8.3 billion Euro F-35 deal with the US due to 'Kill Switch' system concerns.

US Ability to Disable F-35s

  • US allegedly can render F-35s inactive with a 'Kill Switch'.
  • Concerns heightened after Trump's actions in Ukraine.

Switzerland and Belgium Deny Allegations

Swiss and Belgian defense ministries refute claims of US control over F-35s.

Impact on European Air Defense

Implementing 'Kill Switch' could jeopardize Europe's air defense systems, says experts.

Analysis of Global Arms Trade Trends

  • European arms import surged by 155% in 2020-2024 compared to 2015-2019.
  • US remains a major arms supplier, with a 64% share to European NATO members.
  • Russian arms exports dropped to 7.8% while US increased to 43% in 2020-2024.

Increased US dominance in arms trade poses challenges for European leaders, leading to defense industry transformations.

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