"NATO's 90,000 Personnel War Exercise Amid Russian Threat"

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NATO is set to launch its largest military exercises in decades, involving around 90,000 personnel in drills aimed at demonstrating the alliance's ability to defend its territory up to the border with Russia. The exercises, named Steadfast Defender 24, come amid Russia's war on Ukraine and are designed to deter potential aggression from Russia. Troops from 31 NATO member countries will participate in the simulated conflict scenario, showcasing the alliance's unity and strength in protecting each other.
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