BREAKING: France and Poland plan military exercises simulating nuclear strikes on targets in Russia. The drills are set to occur on NATO's eastern flank, primarily over the Baltic Sea and northern Poland.
Polish media report that France and Poland plan to conduct military exercises involving the simulation of nuclear strikes on targets within Russia. The drills are scheduled to take place on NATO's eastern flank, primarily over the Baltic Sea and northern Poland.
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Polish media report that France and Poland plan to conduct military exercises involving the simulation of nuclear strikes on targets within Russia. The drills are scheduled to take place on NATO's eastern flank, primarily over the Baltic Sea and northern Poland.
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