The UK and France conducted their first joint nuclear exercise, simulating a military drill as a warning to Russia.
France and the United Kingdom held their first joint nuclear exercises in Western Europe, involving RAF and French fighter jets. The drills focused on coordination between the two nuclear-armed nations, with the UK possessing 225 warheads. The event followed security protocols and marked a new phase in their defense partnership.
- France and the United Kingdom conducted their first joint nuclear exercises.
- French armed forces minister Catherine Vautrin stated that independent nuclear forces allow for coordination.
- The exercise, codenamed "Rummy," involved RAF Typhoon fighter jets and French Rafale aircraft.
- The United Kingdom has 225 nuclear warheads.
- The exercise was conducted in compliance with security procedures.
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