NATO Special Forces tested on Exercise Night Hawk 21
Taking place in Denmark, the two-week exercise saw special forces from 13 countries gather intelligence and launch raids.
Taking place in Denmark, the two-week exercise saw special forces from 13 countries gather intelligence and launch raids.
The alliance said it had also cut the size of Moscow’s team able to work at the NATO's headquarters.
The training is part of 'KFOR' – the peace support mission NATO has been running since the end of the Kosovo War.
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An expert told Forces News the exercise is "a way of saying to the West 'don't try anything".
Personnel are helping to vet and process evacuees before they are resettled across NATO countries, including the UK.
RAF Typhoons were scrambled nine times against suspicious aircraft during the summer deployment in Romania.
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Nine hundred UK troops have deployed to Kabul as part of Operation Pitting to help the rescue of UK nationals and staff.
HMS Defender received fuel from the US amphibious assault ship USS America, while HMS Queen Elizabeth received live munitions.
Earlier this month, Ben Wallace said in The Telegraph the UK tried to form a coalition with NATO forces to keep troops in Afghanistan.
A Russian SU-24 Fencer aircraft was shadowed by the RAF's Quick Reaction Alert force as it flew through international airspace.
The Royal Air Force aircraft are set to leave Romania after four months of patrolling the Black Sea on Operation Biloxi.
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