
Volkswagen in Talks with Rafael to Produce Iron Dome Parts at German Plant
Volkswagen is reportedly exploring a significant shift into defense production, holding talks with Israel’s Rafael Advanced Defence Systems to manufacture parts for the Iron Dome defense system at one of its German plants, a move that could secure jobs and reflects the auto industry's pivot to defense. New reports confirm these discussions.
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VW to shift from cars to missile defence in deal with Israel’s Iron Dome maker
Venture between carmaker’s Osnabrück plant and Rafael Advanced Defence Systems part of plan to save 2,300 jobs
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An exclusive report in the Financial Times says Volkswagen is considering producing weapons for Israel. A VW spokesperson tells DW the company is exploring "viable options."
Read full article →Volkswagen in talks with Rafael to manufacture Iron Dome parts
Volkswagen and Rafael are exploring the conversion of the Osnabrück plant, with Volkswagen emphasizing that it is still examining options and that no final decision has been made.
Read full article →From cars to war: VW in talks with Israel to produce for Iron Dome
Volkswagen is exploring a landmark shift from car manufacturing to defense production at one of its German plants, holding talks with Israel’s Rafael Advanced Defence Systems to pr...
Read full article →Volkswagen May Convert German Auto Plant Into Iron Dome War Factory
Volkswagen May Convert German Auto Plant Into Iron Dome War Factory Struggling German automaker Volkswagen may soon begin transforming its Lower Saxony factory from producing T-Roc Cabriolets to manufacturing parts for the Iron Dome missile interceptor system, according to a new Financial Times report. This reveals a new reality for the West: a nation's auto industry can become a dual-use industrial base in times of conflict. FT reports that Israel's Rafael Advanced Defence Syst...
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