Defense: NATO Announces Nuclear Weapons Exercise
NATO begins its annual nuclear weapons exercise. Military forces from 17 countries, including the German Bundeswehr, are training in nuclear deterrence.
The NATO military alliance is starting its annual nuclear deterrence exercise, called "Steadfast Noon", on Tuesday. The two-week drill, hosted by Italy, involves forces from 17 countries and is comparable in scope to last year's exercise, which included around 2,000 military personnel and over 70 aircraft. The exercise aims to demonstrate NATO's readiness to defend its territory and involves training with simulated nuclear operations, without using real atomic bombs. German fighter jets capable of carrying US nuclear bombs stationed in Europe will participate.
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