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Putin Warns West as Russia Activates Nuclear Forces in High-Stakes ‘West 2025’ Military Drills

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Russian President Vladimir Putin oversaw the final phase of the “West 2025” strategic drills on Wednesday, warning that “no aggression will be tolerated” against the Union State of Russia and Belarus. The exercise, held at the 41st training ground, involved 100,000 troops, 10,000 weapons systems, 333 aircraft, and over 247 naval vessels, including submarines and supply ships. Moscow said the drills, joined by 25 foreign delegations, simulated large-scale combat operations in the Western, Northwestern, Arctic, and Nizhny Novgorod directions, and included the launch of long-range cruise missiles and air strikes by Tu-22 and Tu-160 bombers. #russia #putin #nato #belarus #west2025 #militarydrills #unionstate #kremlin #warnews

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