NATO Allies Conduct Anti-Submarine Drills Without U.S. Participation
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For the first time in several decades, NATO allies, excluding the U.S., conducted anti-submarine warfare exercises off the coast of Iceland. The 'Northern Viking' drills, led by European and Canadian forces, focused on securing the strategically important GIUK Gap, a key route for Russian nuclear submarines to enter the Atlantic. The exercises come amid growing concerns about Russia's actions and the reduction of the U.S. military presence in Europe.
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