• France signs a Letter of Intent with Belgium, Germany, Luxembourg, the Netherlands and Norway for cooperation on strategic airlift, air refuelling
• The NATO Science for Peace and Security (SPS) Programme: sixty years old, still growing strong!

21 June 2019

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France signs a Letter of Intent with Belgium, Germany, Luxembourg, the Netherlands and Norway for cooperation on strategic airlift, air refuelling

France signs a Letter of Intent with Belgium, Germany, Luxembourg, the Netherlands and Norway for cooperation on strategic airlift, air refuelling

Today, (18 June 2019) six NATO Allies took a critical step towards making the future Multi Role Tanker and Transport Capability (MRTT-C) more affordable. A Letter of Intent on cooperation around the MRTT-C was signed between France and the five current MRTT-C participants: Belgium, Germany, Luxembourg, the Netherlands and Norway.

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Statement by the NATO Secretary General on MH17 investigation

Statement by the NATO Secretary General on MH17 investigation

I welcome today’s announcement by the Joint Investigation Team that four suspects will be prosecuted for crimes in relation to the downing of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 in July 2014.

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Moroccan Royal Armed Forces Officers visit NATO Headquarters in the framework of NATO-Morocco partnership

Moroccan Royal Armed Forces Officers visit NATO Headquarters in the framework of NATO-Morocco partnership

On 17 and 18 June 2019, NATO’s Political Affairs and Security Policy Division received a high-level delegation of military officers from the Moroccan Royal Armed Forces.

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Romanian logistical forces enable Exercise Saber Guardian 19

Romanian logistical forces enable Exercise Saber Guardian 19

With over 8,000 personnel from 9 nations, EXERCISE SABER GUARDIAN, a co-led Romanian and US exercise from the 2nd to the 28th of June demonstrates force integration through reinforcement in defensive operations.

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Stalking the deep with NATO’s mine hunters

Stalking the deep with NATO’s mine hunters

Sea mines are devastating weapons. Cheap to produce and relatively easy to field, they can make shipping lanes and straits impassable to military and civilian maritime traffic. Even the threat of sea mines can bring economies to a standstill.

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