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France–Britain joint nuclear-strike simulation

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DevelopingNext check Oct 25: Look for the complete original exercise account resolving the October 20 flight versus October 20–21 exercise window and any concrete follow-on announcement.

Where it stands

France and Britain held their first joint nuclear-strike simulation, Rummy, over the Mediterranean Sea, with French Rafales rehearsing the strike and RAF Typhoons providing escort; no nuclear weapons were used. The report describes the exercise as training, not an attack, and does not state whether it has concluded.

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  1. Update 1British escorts join French nuclear rehearsal—not a shared nuclear force

The story so far

  1. Update 1

    British escorts join French nuclear rehearsal—not a shared nuclear force

    RAF Typhoons escorted French Rafales rehearsing a nuclear strike over the Mediterranean. No nuclear weapons were involved, and closer coordination does not mean a shared nuclear force.

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    • The complete exercise duration, aircraft totals and detailed mission arrangements remain unestablished.

History

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Who's involved

People

  • Catherine VautrinFrench politician1 report
  • Wes StreetingBritish Labour politician (born 1983)1 report

Organizations

  • French Air and Space Forceair and space warfare branch of France's armed forces1 report
  • Royal Air Forceaerial warfare service branch of the British Armed Forces1 report

Places

  • FranceFrance1 report
  • Mediterranean SeaMediterranean Sea1 report

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