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NATO Winter Military Exercises Continue In Norway
U.S. Marines with the 24th Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU) conduct cold weather training during NATO's Exercise Trident Juncture in Iceland. Some 40,000 soldiers from more than 30 countries will take part in the exercise. Capt. Kylee Ashton/U.S. Air Force/via REUTERS
Daily Mail: Preparing for a REALLY Cold War: US troops get to grips with snowy Norway as part of NATO training amid threats from 'unpredictable' Russia
* Some 50,000 troops, 65 ships and 250 aircraft are taking part in the exercises
* It comes amid growing tensions with the Kremlin over Ukraine and cyber attacks
* Moscow will test fire missiles in nearby international waters in a show of strength
NATO troops are battling against the elements in Norway as Europe and America hold training drills in extreme weather amid growing threats from Moscow.
Some 50,000 troops, 65 ships and 250 aircraft from the military forces of 31 countries are being deployed in Norway, which shares a border with Russia.
The U.S. troops, many of whom are not accustomed to the cold conditions, bundled up against the cold and wearing thick white boots with one saying it was only their second time seeing snow.
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WNU editor: These are not winter exercises. There is very little (if any) snow on the ground, and the temperatures are mostly above zero. If they were serious about winter exercises, they would be doing it in January, and in northern Canada or Alaska.
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