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Nuclear weapons

Britain and France signed a declaration Thursday, amid President Emmanuel Macron's state visit to the U.K., stating for the first time that their nuclear deterrents can be coordinated. Both nations pledged there is "no extreme threat to Europe that would not prompt a response by both nations."
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