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Four NATO members join Multinational Ammunition Warehousing initiative

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Representatives of Bulgaria, Denmark, Germany, and Luxembourg sing an agreement in Brussels which allow the four NATO members to join the alliance's Multinational Ammunition Warehousing initiative. The initiative's aim is to stockpile munitions. IMAGES

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