NATO marks the start of exercise Steadfast Defender 24
Exercise Steadfast Defender 24, NATO’s largest exercise in decades, began on Wednesday, January 24.
Exercise Steadfast Defender 24, NATO’s largest exercise in decades, began on Wednesday, January 24.
During the spring, Sweden participates in NATO's major exercise, Steadfast Defender 24. It is the largest NATO exercise since the Cold War.
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Established in Jåttå, Stavanger, Norway, in 2003, NATO’s Joint Warfare Centre stands as a beacon of collaboration and innovation within the NATO Command Structure.
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