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NATO’s first-ever submarine drills in the North Atlantic—without U.S. ships or planes—signal a major shift: Europe and Canada are stepping up to defend the GIUK gap, Russia’s critical underwater highway. As the U.S. focuses elsewhere, allies like Germany, Canada, and Belgium are taking charge under French command, proving they’re ready to shoulder more responsibility—and spending nearly 20% more on defense. This isn’t just about filling gaps—it’s about building a stronger, more autonomous NATO.

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