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BIG | 🇪🇺🇷🇺☢️‼️‼️ NATO is preparing to test its nuclear forces as Russian nuclear rhetoric intensifies. The alliance confirmed on October 8 that its annual Steadfast Noon nuclear exercise will begin next week. The 10-day exercise starts October 13 and will involve 17 NATO members and dozens of military...

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