NATO Demonstrates Arctic Deterrence Without U.S. Fleet Off Iceland
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NATO’s Northern Viking exercise off Iceland proceeded without any American ships or aircraft for the first time in decades, as European and Canadian forces—led by a French commander and including German surveillance planes, and Canadian and French ships—practice hunting Russian submarines to defend the GIUK gap, while the U.S. contributes planning and construction support but does not lead the operation.
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