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Arctic Exercise Challenge returns with important geopolitical stakes

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Arctic Exercise Challenge returns with important geopolitical stakes

Arctic Exercise Challenge returns with important geopolitical stakes

The Arctic Challenge Exercise is back for its sixth edition.

Hosted by Finland, Norway and Sweden, the ACE is one of Europe's largest live air exercises.

Approximately 150 different aircraft will be joining the exercise.


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