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Expert sees creation of ‘nuclear belt’ as next step in militarization of the Arctic

TASS22 October 2026, 09:24 UTC

According to Alexander Stepanov, the EU’s formal adoption of a militarization agenda, driven in part by efforts to exploit the Arctic’s natural resources, will entail a strengthening of NATO’s northern flank

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