Germany to Order €536 Million Worth of Attack Drones from Helsing and Stark Defense
The German government plans to procure attack drones valued at €536 million ($638 million) from startups Helsing and Stark Defense. This order is part of a rearmament push following Russia's invasion of Ukraine. The contracts, for drones capable of hovering over potential strike areas, are part of a broader framework agreement worth €4.3 billion. They are expected to receive approval from the budget committee of the Bundestag and will initially support Germany's 45th Tank Brigade stationed in Lithuania, with delivery planned by early 2027.

Germany is set to order attack drones worth €536 million ($638 million) from startups Helsing and Stark Defense as part of a rearmament initiative following Russia's invasion of Ukraine. The contracts include drones designed to hover over potential strike areas before targeting.
This procurement is part of a larger framework agreement totaling €4.3 billion, which is anticipated to be approved by the budget committee of the Bundestag. The drones will support the 45th Tank Brigade of Germany stationed in Lithuania, with the initial group expected to be delivered by early 2027.




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