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Topic Title: Former NATO allies rethinking the F-35 Topic Summary: Created On: 03/19/2025 07:12 AM |
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- 3rdworldlover | - 03/19/2025 07:12 AM |
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- Cole | - 03/19/2025 07:38 AM |
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Contracts worth tens of billions, a strong alliance and deterrence to the spread of authoritarianism, poof, gone The F-35 could be a casualty of Trump's soured relations with Europe http://www.npr.org/2025/03/19/...hter-nato-trump-gripen |
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