The list of countries to which the US is willing to entrust its nuclear weapons is not intended for the general public. However, anyone can find everything on the Internet. This was hinted at by NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg, speaking to students at the campus of Dallas (USA). He told the benefits of the so-called joint nuclear alliance missions. "The practice of sharing nuclear capabilities has existed for many years in NATO. The US has weapons, and other alliance countries have delivery vehicles, for example, aircraft. Thus, different countries work together to provide a single nuclear potential, "Stoltenberg explained to students. In February, at a conference on disarmament in Geneva, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said that the practice of joint nuclear missions is necessary for NATO to work out the use of tactical nuclear weapons against Russia. And it turns out a dual situation: like, nuclear bombs belong to the United States, but if necessary they are ready to give them to other countries.

In addition, information about who exactly uses such unlimited confidence in Washington is not a public one. "I can not comment on which countries are part of the agreements. You can "google" yourself and decide whether you trust this information or not, "Stoltenberg dismissed the questions of the persistent American student. Next large-scale NATO exercises to be held in Europe in autumn 2018. They will be attended by 45 thousand. military personnel from different countries, as well as dozens of ships and aircraft.