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- European nations pursue enhanced nuclear deterrence amid concerns about US commitment to NATO and threats from Russia.
- Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson confirmed preliminary talks with the United Kingdom and France on nuclear cooperation.
- The United Kingdom and France have agreed to coordinate their nuclear postures, with Washington worried about replacing the US umbrella with smaller European arsenals.
- France invited the United Kingdom to observe its nuclear drills, and Airbus Chairman René Obermann urged joint tactical deterrence.
