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Norway becomes ninth country to sign up for French nuclear deterrence as trust in US falters
Norway has joined France's nuclear deterrence framework as the ninth European country, citing heightened concerns about Russia and declining trust in U.S. reliability. France's 'forward deterrence' doctrine allows for nuclear responses to existential threats to European allies, with Norway agreeing not to host nuclear weapons in peacetime while France retains control over decisions and weapons.
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