Canada Orders German Submarines
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Canada has ordered up to twelve submarines from German shipbuilder TKMS, in a deal worth an estimated 20 billion euros. This selection makes TKMS the preferred bidder for Canada's multi-billion dollar submarine construction project. The contract is expected to secure jobs in Germany.
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