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US may consider placing nukes in Poland, Baltic States, report says
U.S. officials are discussing with NATO the potential deployment of nuclear weapons in Poland and the Baltic States through dual-capable aircraft. The current NATO nuclear sharing arrangement includes the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, Italy, Turkey, and the U.K., while Poland has shown interest in hosting U.S. or French nuclear-capable assets for deterrence.
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