The annual NATO Steadfast Noon exercise will take place in the Netherlands, with 71 aircraft from 14 countries, to demonstrate nuclear deterrence.
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The Steadfast Noon exercise, hosted by the Low Countries, will begin next week, involving 71 aircraft from 14 nations. NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte emphasized the importance of this exercise in ensuring credible nuclear deterrence. Although nuclear weapons are not being used, the simulated scenarios reflect possible uses. The exercise is considered routine and does not target any country, in the context of nuclear threats from Russia.
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