NATO Monitors After Trump's Strike on Iran's Nuclear Sites
A NATO official confirmed the alliance is keeping a close eye on the situation following President Trump's announcement of U.S. forces striking Iran's main nuclear sites. The official noted the potential implications for NATO's non-combat advisory mission in Iraq as they assess the impact of the strikes.
NATO is closely monitoring developments after President Donald Trump revealed that U.S. forces targeted Iran's key nuclear facilities, a NATO official informed Reuters on Sunday.
In response to inquiries regarding the alliance's reaction to these strikes, and the potential effects on NATO's non-combat advisory and capacity-building mission in neighboring Iraq, the official emphasized NATO's vigilant observation of the unfolding scenario.
The situation marks a significant geopolitical event, with NATO assessing any consequent changes to its operations and strategies in the region, particularly in Iraq where its advisory missions are active.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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