Over 200 American and Swedish Marines have conducted an amphibious landing in Sweden during the first archipelago endeavor. This exercise is the first since Sweden joined NATO. Watch WION to know more.

US & Swedish forces conduct amphibious exercise

Are NATO bases in Europe under threat of an imminent attack? On Thursday, the NATO air base in the German town of Gelsenkirchen raised its security level. In a statement released on social media platform X, the base said that the decision was based on intelligence information indicating a potential threat and that all non-mission essential staff have been sent home. A spokesperson for the base in Gelsenkirchen said that the threat level had been raised to "Charlie", the second highest of four alert states. It is defined as "an incident has occurred" or "intelligence has been received indicating some form of terrorist action against NATO organizations or personnel as highly likely".

NATO Base in Germany Raises Security Level Due to 'Potential Threat'

The NATO (National Atlantic Treaty Organization) airbase near Germany's Geilenkirchen raised its security level due to a potential threat late Thursday (Aug 22).

The NATO (National Atlantic Treaty Organization) airbase near Germany's Geilenkirchen raised its security level due to a potential threat late Thursday (Aug 22). In a post on X, the base said that the security level was raised based on intelligence information indicating a potential threat. "All non-mission essential staff have been sent home as a precautionary measure. The safety of our staff is our top priority. Operations continue as planned," the base added. Threat level raised to Charlie Speaking to the news agency Reuters, a spokesperson for the base in Geilenkirchen said that the threat level had been raised to Charlie, the second-highest of four states of alert. The Charlie alert is defined as "an incident (that) has occurred or intelligence has been received indicating that some form of terrorist action against NATO organisations or personnel is highly likely." It was the second time the base housing NATO's fleet of AWACS surveillance planes raised the security level after an incident last week when a military base in nearby Cologne was temporarily sealed off as authorities investigated possible sabotage of the water supply. The same day, the base in Geilenkirchen also reported an attempted trespassing incident. The German military later gave the all-clear, saying test results had shown that the tap water was not contaminated. Germany on high alert Germany, an important ally of Ukraine, has been on high alert for sabotage and attacks on military facilities in the country in the wake of Moscow's 2022 invasion of Ukraine. In April this year, investigators arrested two German-Russian men on suspicion of spying for Russia and planning attacks in Germany -- including on US army facilities -- to undermine military support for Ukraine. (With inputs from agencies)

NATO base near Germany's Geilenkirchen raises security level over 'potential threat'

A NATO air base in Geilenkirchen, Germany, about 622 km west of Berlin,&nbsp;was sealed off on Wednesday (August 14) due to a suspected sabotage incident, according to a spokesperson from the German military’s Territorial Command in Berlin.

This follows a similar incident at a German military base near Cologne.

The Cologne base, located next to the airport and housing 4,300 soldiers and 1,200 civilian employees, has also been sealed off. Soldiers at the base have been advised not to drink tap water due to potential contamination, which is being investigated as a possible act of sabotage.

A hole was discovered in a fence near drinking water storage facilities, the military's territorial command said on X.&nbsp;

The Cologne-Wahn base, located near Cologne-Bonn airport, is home to several military and civilian facilities of the German armed forces as well as aircraft used by Chancellor Olaf Scholz and his ministers for official travel.

The base is also an important hub for military support for Ukraine amid ongoing war with Russia. The Ukrainian soldiers regularly fly home from there, via Poland, after receiving training in Germany, Der Spiegel reported.

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Following the lockdown at the Cologne-Wahn base, the NATO site also increased its security level.

It however later emerged that the base was not sealed off and continued operating at full capacity, the spokesman said.&nbsp;

The airbase is home to NATO AWACS reconnaissance aircraft.&nbsp;

Marcus Faber, a German lawmaker from the liberal FDP party told Bild daily that with the two incidents coming so close together "one can assume that an enemy actor wants to demonstrate his sabotage skills".&nbsp;

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A NATO air base in Geilenkirchen, Germany, about 622 km west of Berlin, was sealed off on Wednesday (August 14) due to a suspected sabotage incident, according to a spokesperson from the German military’s Territorial Command in Berlin.

A NATO air base in Geilenkirchen, Germany, about 622 km west of Berlin, was sealed off on Wednesday (August 14) due to a suspected sabotage incident, according to a spokesperson from the German military’s Territorial Command in Berlin. This follows a similar incident at a German military base near Cologne. The Cologne base, located next to the airport and housing 4,300 soldiers and 1,200 civilian employees, has also been sealed off. Soldiers at the base have been advised not to drink tap water due to potential contamination, which is being investigated as a possible act of sabotage. A hole was discovered in a fence near drinking water storage facilities, the military's territorial command said on X. The Cologne-Wahn base, located near Cologne-Bonn airport, is home to several military and civilian facilities of the German armed forces as well as aircraft used by Chancellor Olaf Scholz and his ministers for official travel. The base is also an important hub for military support for Ukraine amid ongoing war with Russia. The Ukrainian soldiers regularly fly home from there, via Poland, after receiving training in Germany, Der Spiegel reported. Also watch | NATO at 75 as alliance faces uncertain future × Following the lockdown at the Cologne-Wahn base, the NATO site also increased its security level. It however later emerged that the base was not sealed off and continued operating at full capacity, the spokesman said. The airbase is home to NATO AWACS reconnaissance aircraft. Marcus Faber, a German lawmaker from the liberal FDP party told Bild daily that with the two incidents coming so close together "one can assume that an enemy actor wants to demonstrate his sabotage skills". (With inputs from agencies)

Military, NATO bases in Germany sealed off after suspected sabotage

Canada's shoestring defence budget has neglected its submarine fleet for years. Now, it has an ambitious new plan to build more. The question is, can Canada operate and maintain more submarines? Boosting its maritime capabilities to meet the challenges of today, will require more than just new boats and subs. Has the NATO member made plans to sustain submarine operations?

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The war in Ukraine and the looming US presidential election dominated a NATO summit in Washington this month but, away from the public stage, the alliance’s military planners have been focused on assessing the enormous cost of fixing Europe’s creaking defences. Watch in for more details!

NATO finds gaping holes in Europe's defence

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg on Thursday said it was "extremely important" that the United States maintains its backing for Ukraine, after former president Donald Trump chose a sceptic of aiding Kyiv as his election running mate.&nbsp;

"European allies and Canada can of course do more, but it's extremely important that the United States continues to provide support to Ukraine," the head of the Western military told AFP on the sidelines of a European summit in Britain.&nbsp;

"This has to be a joint effort between North America and Europe, and the United States is by far the biggest ally. So, I expect them to continue to support Ukraine."

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Trump -- who is challenging incumbent Joe Biden at elections in November -- set alarm bells ringing across Europe this week by selecting JD&nbsp;Vance as his pick for vice president.&nbsp;

Vance is a staunch opponent of aid for Kyiv, and fiercely argued against the approval of $61 billion in new US military aid for Ukraine earlier this year.&nbsp;

Stoltenberg insisted that "it is in the security interest of the United States to support Ukraine".

"If President Putin wins in Ukraine, it will not only be a tragedy for the Ukrainians, it will also make the world even more dangerous and more vulnerable," he said.&nbsp;

The United States has provided tens of billions of dollars in military assistance for Kyiv since Russian President Vladimir Putin launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022.&nbsp;

But Vance and other Trump allies in Congress argue that Washington cannot continue to fund the war indefinitely, and a Trump victory would throw future US assistance for Ukraine into doubt.

Trump has said he would quickly end the conflict, raising the spectre that Kyiv could be pushed to negotiate with Moscow from an unfavourable position.

"If we really want to negotiate a solution where Ukraine prevails as a sovereign, independent nation, the way to get there is to provide more support to Ukraine," Stoltenberg said.&nbsp;

"Now, President Putin believes that he can win on the battlefield, and we need to convince him that he will not win on the battlefield -- that's when he will be willing to sit down and agree a solution."

Concerned about potential political changes in the US, NATO decided, at a summit last week in Washington, that the alliance would take over coordination of weapons deliveries to Ukraine from the United States.

Stoltenberg said that this will see a new NATO command overseeing some 700 personnel from across the alliance begin working in Germany in September.&nbsp;

Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION&nbsp;audience.

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg on Thursday said it was "extremely important" that the United States maintains its backing for Ukraine, after former president Donald Trump chose a sceptic of aiding Kyiv as his election running mate.

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg on Thursday said it was "extremely important" that the United States maintains its backing for Ukraine, after former president Donald Trump chose a sceptic of aiding Kyiv as his election running mate. "European allies and Canada can of course do more, but it's extremely important that the United States continues to provide support to Ukraine," the head of the Western military told AFP on the sidelines of a European summit in Britain. "This has to be a joint effort between North America and Europe, and the United States is by far the biggest ally. So, I expect them to continue to support Ukraine." Also watch | NATO at 75 as alliance faces uncertain future × Trump -- who is challenging incumbent Joe Biden at elections in November -- set alarm bells ringing across Europe this week by selecting JD Vance as his pick for vice president. Vance is a staunch opponent of aid for Kyiv, and fiercely argued against the approval of $61 billion in new US military aid for Ukraine earlier this year. Stoltenberg insisted that "it is in the security interest of the United States to support Ukraine". "If President Putin wins in Ukraine, it will not only be a tragedy for the Ukrainians, it will also make the world even more dangerous and more vulnerable," he said. The United States has provided tens of billions of dollars in military assistance for Kyiv since Russian President Vladimir Putin launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022. But Vance and other Trump allies in Congress argue that Washington cannot continue to fund the war indefinitely, and a Trump victory would throw future US assistance for Ukraine into doubt. Trump has said he would quickly end the conflict, raising the spectre that Kyiv could be pushed to negotiate with Moscow from an unfavourable position. "If we really want to negotiate a solution where Ukraine prevails as a sovereign, independent nation, the way to get there is to provide more support to Ukraine," Stoltenberg said. "Now, President Putin believes that he can win on the battlefield, and we need to convince him that he will not win on the battlefield -- that's when he will be willing to sit down and agree a solution." Concerned about potential political changes in the US, NATO decided, at a summit last week in Washington, that the alliance would take over coordination of weapons deliveries to Ukraine from the United States. Stoltenberg said that this will see a new NATO command overseeing some 700 personnel from across the alliance begin working in Germany in September. Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

'Extremely important' that US keeps backing Ukraine: NATO chief

As tensions between Russia and the West reach a bit of a fever pitch the Black Sea has become a focal point of geopolitical brinkmanship with NATO's increased presence in these Waters and also Russia's aggressive postering countries are now on the edge of a potential conflict that can have catastrophic consequences. Watch in for more details!

Russia-NATO Tensions: Russian TV airs missile strike threats on European capitals

Moscow dares NATO over black sea

In a provocative broadcast the Russian State television aired a segment discussing potential missile strikes on European capitals. The inflammatory rhetoric comes in direct response to the US announcement of plans to station long-range missiles in Germany.

Russia: Moscow televises its NATO target list

US President Joe Biden tested positive for COVID-19 during his campaign trail in Las Vegas and has mild symptoms, the White House said in a statement. It added that he will self-isolate in Delaware from where he'll continue to carry out all of his duties fully. Watch in for more details!

US Elections: President Biden cancels campaign speech, isolates in Delaware

Russia: NATO preparing for war; Russia state TV threatens Europe

A "secret document" reveals that around 800,000 allied NATO troops will be deployed during a war with Russia, supported by a huge number of weapons, and around 200,000 vehicles. The deployment will occur over a phase of three to six months, with troops arriving via Germany's North Sea ports before heading east towards the battlefields.

Gravitas: Is NATO preparing for World War III?

According to a report, Berlin expects some 800,000 German and allied NATO troops to use its ports, highways, and railways to head eastwards if the West’s simmering showdown with Russia turns hot in the near future.

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NATO to send 800,000 soldiers to fight Russia?

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Belarus and China began joint anti-terrorism military drills on Monday. Dubbed Eagle Assault 2024, the 11-day exercise will see troops practice night landings, overcome water obstacles and engage in urban combat drills.

China conduct military drills with Russia and Belarus near NATO border

North Korea expressed strong condemnation for the declaration issued at the recent NATO summit, according to KCNA, the state news agency, on Saturday (Jul&nbsp;13).

The NATO countries stressed a membership vow for Ukraine and took a stronger stance on China's support for Russia in a declaration this week at the summit in Washington.

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"The "Washington Summit Declaration," cooked up and made public on July 10, goes to prove that the U.S. and NATO, reduced to a tool for its confrontation, pose the most serious threat to the global peace and security,"&nbsp;North Korea's state media KCNA quoted a foreign ministry spokesperson as saying.

North Korea further claimed that US&nbsp;efforts to strengthen military alliances with NATO and Asian countries like South Korea and Japan are a significant factor in heightened regional tensions, a worsening global security situation, and a potential arms race.

Notably, the summit declaration called on China to end all material and political support for Russia's war effort.&nbsp;

It also accused Iran and North Korea of encouraging Russia's war in Ukraine by supplying direct military support to Moscow.

On the other side, South Korea and the United States on the sidelines of a NATO summit signed a guideline on establishing an integrated system of extended deterrence for the Korean peninsula to counter nuclear and military threats from North Korea.

<h2>China slams NATO's accusation that Beijing is helping Russia</h2>

The Chinese government on Friday (Jul&nbsp;12) slammed the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) over the accusation that Beijing was helping Russia in its war in Ukraine. The comment was made by Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi during a telephone conversation with his Dutch counterpart on Thursday (Jul&nbsp;11).

Wang's comments came hours after the NATO summit was held in Washington.

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NATO members accused China of being a decisive enabler of Russia through its "large-scale support for Russia's defence industrial base." They called on China to stop "all material and political support" to Russia's war effort.

Earlier also the Western countries have accused China of transferring drone and missile technology and satellite imagery to Moscow. China has also been accused of conducting malicious cyber and hybrid activities, including disinformation on NATO states.

(With inputs from agencies)

North Korea expressed strong condemnation for the declaration issued at the recent NATO summit, according to KCNA, the state news agency, on Saturday (Jul 13). The NATO countries stressed a membership vow for Ukraine and took a stronger stance on China's support for Russia in a declaration this week at the summit in Washington.

North Korea expressed strong condemnation for the declaration issued at the recent NATO summit, according to KCNA, the state news agency, on Saturday (Jul 13). The NATO countries stressed a membership vow for Ukraine and took a stronger stance on China's support for Russia in a declaration this week at the summit in Washington. Also read: Ukraine war: China slams NATO's accusation that Beijing is helping Russia "The "Washington Summit Declaration," cooked up and made public on July 10, goes to prove that the U.S. and NATO, reduced to a tool for its confrontation, pose the most serious threat to the global peace and security," North Korea's state media KCNA quoted a foreign ministry spokesperson as saying. North Korea further claimed that US efforts to strengthen military alliances with NATO and Asian countries like South Korea and Japan are a significant factor in heightened regional tensions, a worsening global security situation, and a potential arms race. Notably, the summit declaration called on China to end all material and political support for Russia's war effort. It also accused Iran and North Korea of encouraging Russia's war in Ukraine by supplying direct military support to Moscow. On the other side, South Korea and the United States on the sidelines of a NATO summit signed a guideline on establishing an integrated system of extended deterrence for the Korean peninsula to counter nuclear and military threats from North Korea. China slams NATO's accusation that Beijing is helping Russia The Chinese government on Friday (Jul 12) slammed the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) over the accusation that Beijing was helping Russia in its war in Ukraine. The comment was made by Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi during a telephone conversation with his Dutch counterpart on Thursday (Jul 11). Wang's comments came hours after the NATO summit was held in Washington. Also read: Dutch leader Geert Wilders mocks Biden's NATO summit gaffes, calls Zelensky 'Putin' and Kamala 'Trump' NATO members accused China of being a decisive enabler of Russia through its "large-scale support for Russia's defence industrial base." They called on China to stop "all material and political support" to Russia's war effort. Earlier also the Western countries have accused China of transferring drone and missile technology and satellite imagery to Moscow. China has also been accused of conducting malicious cyber and hybrid activities, including disinformation on NATO states. (With inputs from agencies)

North Korea strongly condemns NATO summit declaration

Speaking for the Foreign Ministry, Maria Zakharova cited a statement from a NATO summit that stated that "Russia remains the most significant and direct threat to Allies' security." She claimed all of it was untrue and that NATO was trying to 'justify its existence and strengthen Washington's control over European satellites'.

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The United States has raised concerns with India about its relationship with Russia amid Moscow's invasion of Ukraine, a U.S. State Department spokesperson told reporters on Monday in response to questions about a meeting between Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Russian President Vladimir Putin.

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US President Joe Biden took the stage in front of Michigan voters on Friday (Jul 12), insisting that he was 'OK' for the run-in against former president Donald Trump but ended up making another gaffe.

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US President Joe Biden took the stage in front of Michigan voters on Friday (Jul 12), insisting that he was 'OK' for the run-in against former president Donald Trump but ended up making another gaffe.

US President Joe Biden took the stage in front of Michigan voters on Friday (Jul 12), insisting that he was 'OK' for the run-in against former president Donald Trump but ended up making another gaffe. In other news, North Korea expressed strong condemnation of the declaration issued at the recent NATO summit. Alec Baldwin's manslaughter trial dismissed by judge over withheld evidence Click on the links to read more... Biden tells supporters he is 'OK' but ends up flubbing congresswoman's name Biden was campaigning in the crucial swing state, a day after misidentifying Volodymyr Zelensky and Kamala Harris as President Putin and Trump respectively in his public speeches. North Korea strongly condemns NATO summit declaration North Korea claimed that US efforts to strengthen military alliances with NATO and Asian countries like South Korea and Japan are a significant factor in heightened regional tensions, a worsening global security situation, and a potential arms race. Alec Baldwin's manslaughter trial dismissed by judge over withheld evidence A New Mexico judge dismissed Alec Baldwin's trial for involuntary manslaughter on Friday after ruling that the state had withheld key evidence over the fatal shooting on the set of Rust. Elon Musk throws his weight behind Donald Trump with 'sizeable' donation Billionaire business magnate Elon Musk, CEO of SpaceX and Tesla, has reportedly made a 'sizeable' donation to America PAC, a super political action committee dedicated to supporting former US President Donald Trump's bid for re-election. Israel-Hamas war: Netanyahu presses for total victory ×

Morning news brief: Biden drops another gaffe; Musk donates to Trump; and more

The fear of a renewed Cold War looms large as the United States and Russia are engaging in some pretty dangerous games of brinksmanship. At the recent NATO Summit in Washington the United States announced plans to deploy long range missiles in Germany and our next report gets you more details!

Russia-NATO tensions: US to deploy long-range weapons to Germany

Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg wrapped up NATO's 75th Anniversary Summit in Washington. At the summit, allies decided to further strengthen deterrence and defence they decided to bolster long-term support to Ukraine and deepen Global Partnerships.

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US President Joe Biden had a series of verbal slip-ups alongside the NATO Summit in Washington which is an unwanted development for the 81-year-old who has been trying to move past concerns that he's too old to run for reelection. Watch in for more details!

Gravitas: World leaders come out in US President Biden's support after his gaffes

France, Germany, Italy, and Poland have joined US in developing long-range cruise missiles that can hit Russian targets. NATO's 75th Summit in Washington showedcased its unity European Defence.

US to deploy long-range weapons to Germany; France, Italy & Germany to develop long-range missiles

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President Joe Biden has closed the NATO Summit in Washington earlier today. With the year solo press conference, the momental event comes as the President is looking against to defend against continuos calls for him to step down.

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U.S. intelligence discovered that Russia planned to assassinate the chief executive of German arms manufacturer Rheinmetall (RHMG.DE), opening new tab which has been producing artillery shells and military vehicles for Ukraine, media reported on Thursday.

Russia-NATO tensions: US says Russia tried to assassinate CEO of German arms firm

China and Belarus are currently conducting an 11-day-long military drills. The exercise is carried in the regions close to the borders of Poland. The drill named 'Eagle Assault 2024' started earlier this week on Monday.

China, Belarus forces conduct drills near Poland border; strategic drills overlap with NATO Summit

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