app.ekkow.com Protests Erupt Over Covenant's Missile Production Plans in Leipzig
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- •400 protesters demonstrated against Covenant's missile production plans in Leipzig.
- •Covenant aims to produce 1,000 cruise missiles in 2027, increasing to 5,000 by 2028.
- •The protest reflects local opposition to military manufacturing in urban areas.
On October 25, 2026, around 400 people protested in Leipzig against the American defense company Covenant's plans to produce long-range Anthem cruise missiles starting in 2027. The demonstration, held in heavy rain, was predominantly attended by young people carrying left-wing symbols and Palestinian flags. Covenant opened its production facility in Leipzig earlier in October, with plans to manufacture 1,000 missile systems in the first year and ramping up to 5,000 units by 2028. Protesters expressed opposition to weapons production in the city, while the German government has been strengthening its defense capabilities, including cooperation with Ukraine on counter-drone technology.
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