NATO Now Intervenes in Nuclear Deterrence – and Wants to Set Important Signs Against Putin
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NATO intends to extend its nuclear deterrence in Europe in the light of threats from Russian President Vladimir Putin, according to information from you.
The era of limited nuclear arsenals could finally be over: in view of the threat situation, the expansion of deterrence in Brussels is on the agenda. Perhaps NATO has already taken an important step in the UK.
NATO wants to strengthen nuclear deterrence. Additional US nuclear weapons are an option. Experts believe it is possible that the first bombs have long since been laid.
The number of nuclear weapons in Europe has only developed in one direction for years. Now there are clear signals that it is likely to be over.
After the Cold War, only about 100 US bombs were stationed in Europe, now there could be much more.
NATO is testing the expansion of its nuclear deterrence in Europe. The focus is also on the deployment of additional US nuclear weapons.
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