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Secret Missile Firm Covenant Unveils Long-Range Weapon System After Raising $250 Million
How 3 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
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By אסף גלעד
First reported by Globes · 2 hours ago
What happened
U.S. defense firm Covenant has unveiled its long-range Anthem weapon system, backed by $250 million in funding and contracts with the Pentagon. The company aims to address Western missile shortages with mass-produced, cost-effective munitions and has opened a new factory in Dallas.
- 01Covenant revealed its long-range Anthem weapon system after raising $250 million.
- 02The system aims to replenish dwindling Western missile stockpiles.
- 03The company secured contracts with the U.S. Navy and Pentagon.
- 04Covenant opened a new large-scale production facility in Dallas, Texas.
- 05Investors include major venture capital firms and defense industry figures.
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