A NATO official said the alliance is closely monitoring the situation after the US attacks on Iran's nuclear facilities.
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After US President Donald Trump announced attacks on three Iranian nuclear facilities, a NATO official said the alliance is closely monitoring the situation. The strikes targeted the Fordow, Natanz and Esfahan nuclear sites, and Iran confirmed the incident, citing damage in the Fordow area. The attack could affect NATO's non-combat mission in Iraq, which is dedicated to training and developing the country's institutional capabilities.
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NATO afirmă că urmăreşte îndeaproape situaţia după atacurile SUA asupra Iranului
Reacţia NATO după atacul SUA asupra facilităţilor nucleare ale Iranului
Prima reacție din NATO după ce SUA au atacat Iranul
Prima reacție a NATO după atacul SUA asupra Iranului
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