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Political Correspondent for @business covering UK defence + foreign policy. Email: emilligan11@bloomberg.net
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UK seeks new low-cost long-range weapons to deploy in Ukraine without US input

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By Ellen Milligan Verified
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While the weapons are expected to be less accurate and deadly than MBDA-produced Storm Shadow missiles, they will cost around half the price of their Anglo-French equivalent, the officials said. And unlike Storm Shadow, the new missiles won’t contain any US components or rely on US data, making them operationally sovereign, the officials said.
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UK Seeks Cheap Long-Range Weapons for Ukraine Without US Input

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By Ellen Milligan Verified
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(Bloomberg) -- The UK is developing low-cost, long-range weapons that could be deployed in Ukraine and won't depend on the US for components and data, defense officials said.
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Irán propone “tarifas de seguro” y busca afianzar su control sobre el estrecho de Ormuz

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By Alex Longley Verified, Alaric Nightingale Verified, Ellen Milligan Verified
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Bloomberg — Irán intentó imponer su control sobre el estrecho de Ormuz alegando que los barcos necesitan su permiso y un seguro obligatorio para cruzarlo, incluso cuando Estados Unidos afirmó que 20 barcos habían navegado discretamente durante la noche a través de una ruta que bordea la costa de Omán. Ver más: EE.UU.
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