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No to Nato's nuclear war games
The new NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte makes statements during a handover ceremony at NATO headquarters in Brussels, Belgium, October 1, 2024

PEACE campaigners have slammed Nato’s dangerous nuclear war games which begin today in the North Sea.

Dubbed Steadfast Noon, the exercise will run for two weeks. 

Led by Belgium and the Netherlands, it uses eight military bases and will involve 2,000 personnel and 60 aircraft from 13 nations. 

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