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France Fires Nuclear-Capable Missile As Russia & U.S. Feud Over Arms Treaty

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According to a report by Business Insider, France, one of Europe's two nuclear powers, fired off a nuclear-capable missile from a fighter jet while the US and Russia feud over the end of a nuclear treaty that once saw Europe purged of most of its weapons of mass destruction back in the Cold War.

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