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Norway to join France-led nuclear deterrence program

Norway to join France-led nuclear deterrence program

  • Under the so-called “forward” nuclear deterrence scheme, those who join will be able to temporarily host French “strategic air forces“
  • “The agreement reinforces our cooperation through concrete structures,” Store said
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Update Russia holds massive drills of its nuclear forces as Ukraine steps up its drone attacks

Russia holds massive drills of its nuclear forces as Ukraine steps up its drone attacks

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Mideast war will reinforce nuclear ambitions of Kim Jong Un

Mideast war will reinforce nuclear ambitions of Kim Jong Un

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Update Trump rejects Putin offer of one-year extension of New START deployment limits

Trump rejects Putin offer of one-year extension of New START deployment limits

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Iran says no longer bound by ‘restrictions’ on its nuclear program

Iran says no longer bound by ‘restrictions’ on its nuclear program

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Use of US bunker-buster bomb looms over Iran conflict

Use of US bunker-buster bomb looms over Iran conflict

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At UN, Iran accuses US of being complicit in Israeli strikes video

At UN, Iran accuses US of being complicit in Israeli strikes

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Iran FM Araghchi in Oman ahead of nuclear talks with US video

Iran FM Araghchi in Oman ahead of nuclear talks with US

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Poland and Baltic nations welcome Macron’s nuclear deterrent proposal

Poland and Baltic nations welcome Macron’s nuclear deterrent proposal

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Egypt advances nuclear program with permit for spent fuel storage

Egypt advances nuclear program with permit for spent fuel storage

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Police say there is no nuclear risk after a fire at Britain’s nuclear submarine shipyard

Police say there is no nuclear risk after a fire at Britain’s nuclear submarine shipyard

By AP ·
Iran’s Pezeshkian says Tehran ready to work with world powers to resolve nuclear standoff

Iran’s Pezeshkian says Tehran ready to work with world powers to resolve nuclear standoff

By Reuters ·
Russian lawmaker warns Moscow may change timing for use of nuclear weapons

Russian lawmaker warns Moscow may change timing for use of nuclear weapons

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