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NATO to deploy military equipment.
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Tony Osborne

The alliance is planning to deploy more military equipment to reinforce Eastern European countries, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg says.
 
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Russian military forces launched a sweeping military invasion of Ukraine just before dawn on Feb. 24, with local reports showing an intense barrage of air and artillery attacks while Russian ground forces streamed across Ukraine’s northern, eastern and southern borders.
 
Aaron Stein

Look to Syria to learn how U.S. and Russian forces handled congested airspace.

 
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