💨 Abstract

Britain and France conducted their first joint nuclear attack response drill, named ‘Rummy.’ RAF Typhoon Jets and French Rafale fighters simulated a nuclear strike over the Mediterranean Sea. The exercise, which involved no real nuclear projectiles, marked a significant step in Anglo-French military cooperation. Both nations emphasized the importance of their nuclear forces for global security and Euro-Atlantic stability. This drill underscores the deepening defense partnership between Europe's two major nuclear powers.

Courtesy: Ryan Prosser