The exercises will take place against the backdrop of Russia's announcement of its withdrawal from the Nuclear Test Ban Treaty.
NATO countries will hold large-scale < strong>nuclearexercises next week amid Russia's announcement of its intention to withdraw from the global nuclear test ban agreement.
This is reported by Radio Liberty.
NATO exercise Steadfast Noon lasts about a week and is held annually. The exercise involves fighter jets capable of carrying nuclear weapons, but no military weapons are used in the exercise.
“This is a regular training event that takes place every October,” said Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg. “This year’s training will pass over Italy, Croatia and the Mediterranean Sea. In addition, we previously reported that the US Department of Defense reported that Iran has enough resources to create a nuclear weapon in less than two weeks.
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