Argentina and Brazil once pursued ambitious missile programs, but political pressure and nonproliferation reshaped South America’s military technology path
In the final decades of the Cold War, South America briefly appeared poised to join the ranks of regions developing indigenous missile technology. Argentina and Brazil pursued ambitious programs that combined domestic research with extensive international cooperation, aiming to establish strategic capabilities that would reduce dependence on foreign suppliers and strengthen national defense industries. Argentina’s Condor program and Brazil’s experimental ballistic missile initiatives…
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