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Rockets Return to Europe

on January 12, 2020

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Here’s what each NATO country contributes financially to the world’s strongest military alliance

on December 09, 2019

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NATO to define plan to counter Russia’s hybrid warfare tactics

on December 04, 2019

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'NATO, S-400'ü herhangi bir üyesinin sistemine entegre etmeyecek'

on August 05, 2019

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Pushing Turkey Out of NATO Is a Terrible Idea

on July 22, 2019

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New Pentagon Chief Confronts Turkey on NATO Debut

on June 27, 2019

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Calls grow louder for a fresh European air-defense push

on June 24, 2019

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Keeping AWACS at the heart of NATO

on June 13, 2019

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Fifth-generation F-35A fighter jets take part in joint-multinational exercise in Europe

on June 05, 2019

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Can Russian, Turkish military-technical cooperation go beyond S-400 production?

on May 29, 2019

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'Gökyüzündeki gözler' düşmana korku veriyor

on May 19, 2019

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Turkish S-400 Air Defence Systems to have Local Software

on April 27, 2019

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US and NATO Radios Can't Talk to Each Other

on April 27, 2019

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NATO Reacting Positively To Form Joint Working Group With Turkey Over S-400 Deal

on April 20, 2019

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NATO launches cyber-defense drill simulating elections under attack

on April 09, 2019

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F-35 Production Will Slow Down If Turkey Is Dropped From Program: Vice Admiral

on April 08, 2019

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