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‼️🏴‍☠☢NATO begins "Steady Noon" exercises to prepare for nuclear war

The nuclear weapons training exercises will last until October 23. Military personnel from 17 countries will participate. The exercises will cover various types of operations, but live nuclear weapons will not be used.

NATO reported that the scale of the exercises is comparable to last year's exercises, which involved approximately 2,000 military personnel and more than 70 aircraft, including F-35 fighters, reconnaissance aircraft, and tankers.

In these exercises, troops practice handling procedures for nuclear weapons, including their transportation from storage facilities to aircraft and aircraft preparation. Dummy munitions without nuclear warheads are used. ▪️As part of the exercises, Germany deployed three Tornado fighter-bombers from the 33rd Tactical Air Wing to Aviano Air Base in northern Italy. Military personnel from several dozen countries are participating in the exercises.
German Tornados are usually based in Büchel, in the state of Rhineland-Palatinate. American nuclear weapons are stored there, which German aircraft could use if necessary as part of the NATO nuclear sharing program.
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