France Just Rehearsed a Nuclear Strike With Rafales—Here’s How Operation Poker Works
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France Just Rehearsed a Nuclear Strike With Rafales—Here’s How Operation Poker Works
France’s Air and Space Force has rehearsed one of the country’s most consequential military missions: breaking through hostile defenses and delivering a nuclear-armed missile to a precise launch point using Rafale fighters.
The French Aerospace Force conducted the 'Poker' exercise, a simulation of a nuclear strike. The exercise involved Rafale aircraft and aims to demonstrate force to deter and prevent war.
ANALYSIS - Airmen of Squadron 2/4 BA 113's Fayette participated in the last operation simulating a nuclear raid.
The French Air Force has conducted a nuclear raid during the Poker exercise, and we are looking at how some 50 aircraft are being trained, which is known about France and Poland's individual plans, and why the scenarios of attacks on Russia and Belarus cannot yet be officially confirmed.
The French air and space forces conducted a Poker exercise, during which they worked out a scenario of an air strike using nuclear weapons.
The largest French air nuclear deterrence exercise took place a few days ago with the participation of Rafale, A330 MRTT tanker aircraft and AWACS aircraft
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