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Teenage boy applying judo techniques on middle-aged trainer during sports classes-stock-foto
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Hellenic Navy Elli-class frigate HS Limnos (F-451) sailing in the Mediterranean Sea off the coast of Cyprus. Editorial use only.-stock-foto
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Hellenic Navy Elli-class frigate HS Limnos (F-451) sailing in the Mediterranean Sea off the coast of Cyprus. Editorial use only.-stock-foto
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Hellenic Navy frigate HS Limnos (F-451) and Royal Navy destroyer HMS Dragon (D35) sailing together off the coast of Cyprus. Editorial use only.-stock-foto
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Hellenic Navy frigate HS Limnos (F-451) and Royal Navy destroyer HMS Dragon (D35) sailing together off the coast of Cyprus. Editorial use only.-stock-foto
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NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte meets with Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, President of Türkiye-stock-foto
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NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte meets with General Yaşar Güler, Minister of National Defence of Türkiye-stock-foto
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NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte meets with Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission, at his official residence in Brussels-stock-foto
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NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte meets with Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission, at his official residence in Brussels-stock-foto
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NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte with Boris Pistorius, Minister of Defence of Germany, John Healey, Secretary of State for Defence of the United Kingdom, and Mykhailo Fedorov, Minister of Defence of Ukraine-stock-foto
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NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte with Boris Pistorius, Minister of Defence of Germany, John Healey, Secretary of State for Defence of the United Kingdom, and Mykhailo Fedorov, Minister of Defence of Ukraine-stock-foto
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NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte with Boris Pistorius, Minister of Defence of Germany, John Healey, Secretary of State for Defence of the United Kingdom, and Mykhailo Fedorov, Minister of Defence of Ukraine-stock-foto
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NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte meets with Ermal Nufi Minister of Defence of Albania at NATO Headquarters-stock-foto
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Laurence Patrice, Deputy Mayor of Paris in charge of the combatant world, history and memory of Paris during an extraordinary Paris City Council to discuss four major issues facing the city. Paris Mayor Emmanuel Gregoire convened an extraordinary meeting of the Paris Council on Tuesday to defend his €20 million action plan, which was ultimately adopted by the Paris Council. Three other key issues are set to be addressed during the session: housing, homelessness, and the Parc des Princes, on April 14, 2026, in Paris, France. Photo by Ait Adjedjou Karim/ ABACAPRESS.COM-stock-foto
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Middle-aged male judo practitioner engaged in wrestling in sports hall-stock-foto
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NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte meets with Pete Hegseth, US Secretary of War-stock-foto
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NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte meets with Marco Rubio, U.S. Secretary of State-stock-foto
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NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte meets with Marco Rubio, U.S. Secretary of State-stock-foto
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NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte meets with Marco Rubio, U.S. Secretary of State-stock-foto
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Old woman attendee of karate classes practicing kata standing in row with others-stock-foto
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Old woman attendee of karate classes practicing kata standing in row with others-stock-foto
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Old woman attendee of karate classes fighting with her opponent in sports hall-stock-foto
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Old woman attendee of karate classes practicing kata standing in row with others-stock-foto
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An Italian soldier stands for a photo during Exercise Cold Response 26.  Exercise Cold Response 2026 brought together more than 32,000 troops from 14 Allied nations for intensive training above the Arctic circle in Norway and Finland. In Lapland, Finland, soldiers trained side‑by‑side to reinforce defensive positions and carry out tasks that test their endurance and teamwork in an environment where freezing temperatures, deep snow and long distances make every movement a challenge. Working together in these tough conditions helps Allies improve coordination, build trust and stay ready to work.-stock-foto
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A Finnish soldier poses for a photo during Exercise Cold Response 26.Exercise Cold Response 2026 brought together more than 32,000 troops from 14 Allied nations for intensive training above the Arctic circle in Norway and Finland. In Lapland, Finland, soldiers trained side‑by‑side to reinforce defensive positions and carry out tasks that test their endurance and teamwork in an environment where freezing temperatures, deep snow and long distances make every movement a challenge. Working together in these tough conditions helps Allies improve coordination, build trust and stay ready to fight.-stock-foto
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A Swedish soldier smiles to the camera during Exercise Cold Response 26. Exercise Cold Response 2026 brought together more than 32,000 troops from 14 Allied nations for intensive training above the Arctic circle in Norway and Finland. In Lapland, Finland, soldiers trained side‑by‑side to reinforce defensive positions and carry out tasks that test their endurance and teamwork in an environment where freezing temperatures, deep snow and long distances make every movement a challenge. Working together in these tough conditions helps Allies improve coordination, build trust and stay ready to work-stock-foto
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A Finnish soldier pushes forward through harsh terrain on a snowmobile.  Exercise Cold Response 2026 brought together more than 32,000 troops from 14 Allied nations for intensive training above the Arctic circle in Norway and Finland. In Lapland, Finland, soldiers trained side‑by‑side to reinforce defensive positions and carry out tasks that test their endurance and teamwork in an environment where freezing temperatures, deep snow and long distances make every movement a challenge. Working together in these tough conditions helps Allies improve coordination, build trust and stay ready to work.-stock-foto
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A Finnish soldier looks toward the camera during Exercise Cold Response 26.  Exercise Cold Response 2026 brought together more than 32,000 troops from 14 Allied nations for intensive training above the Arctic circle in Norway and Finland. In Lapland, Finland, soldiers trained side‑by‑side to reinforce defensive positions and carry out tasks that test their endurance and teamwork in an environment where freezing temperatures, deep snow and long distances make every movement a challenge. Working together in these tough conditions helps Allies improve coordination, build trust and stay ready.-stock-foto
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A US Marine aims his weapon while training during Exercise Cold Response 26. Exercise Cold Response 2026 brought together more than 32,000 troops from 14 Allied nations for intensive training above the Arctic circle in Norway and Finland. In Lapland, Finland, soldiers trained side‑by‑side to reinforce defensive positions and carry out tasks that test their endurance and teamwork in an environment where freezing temperatures, deep snow and long distances make every movement a challenge. Working together in these tough conditions helps Allies improve coordination, build trust and stay ready.-stock-foto
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A US Marine poses for a photo with his machine gun in harsh Arctic conditions during Exercise Cold Response 26. Exercise Cold Response 2026 brought together more than 32,000 troops from 14 Allied nations for intensive training above the Arctic circle in Norway and Finland. In Lapland, Finland, soldiers trained side‑by‑side to reinforce defensive positions and carry out tasks that test their endurance and teamwork in an environment where freezing temperatures, deep snow and long distances make every movement a challenge. Working together in these tough conditions helps Allies improve teamwork.-stock-foto
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A US Marine aims his MAAWS (Multi-Role Anti-Armor Anti-Personnel Weapon System) while training during Exercise Cold Response 26.  Exercise Cold Response 2026 brought together more than 32,000 troops from 14 Allied nations for intensive training above the Arctic circle in Norway and Finland. In Lapland, Finland, soldiers trained side‑by‑side to reinforce defensive positions and carry out tasks that test their endurance and teamwork in an environment where freezing temperatures, deep snow and long distances make every movement a challenge.-stock-foto
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US Marines and a Swedish soldier discuss tactics to defend their position while operating in snowy terrain.  Exercise Cold Response 2026 brought together more than 32,000 troops from 14 Allied nations for intensive training above the Arctic circle in Norway and Finland. In Lapland, Finland, soldiers trained side‑by‑side to reinforce defensive positions and carry out tasks that test their endurance and teamwork in an environment where freezing temperatures, deep snow and long distances make every movement a challenge. Working together in these tough conditions helps Allies improve coordination.-stock-foto
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US Marines and a Swedish soldier scan the horizon while operating in snowy terrain.  Exercise Cold Response 2026 brought together more than 32,000 troops from 14 Allied nations for intensive training above the Arctic circle in Norway and Finland. In Lapland, Finland, soldiers trained side‑by‑side to reinforce defensive positions and carry out tasks that test their endurance and teamwork in an environment where freezing temperatures, deep snow and long distances make every movement a challenge. Working together in these tough conditions helps Allies improve coordination, build trust.-stock-foto
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US Marines hold their position in snowy terrain.  Exercise Cold Response 2026 brought together more than 32,000 troops from 14 Allied nations for intensive training above the Arctic circle in Norway and Finland. In Lapland, Finland, soldiers trained side‑by‑side to reinforce defensive positions and carry out tasks that test their endurance and teamwork in an environment where freezing temperatures, deep snow and long distances make every movement a challenge. Working together in these tough conditions helps Allies improve coordination, build trust and stay ready to work together.-stock-foto
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French soldiers from the French Army’s ‘Chasseurs Alpins’ mountain infantry unit push forward through harsh terrain with Arctic vehicles. Exercise Cold Response 2026 brought together more than 32,000 troops from 14 Allied nations for intensive training above the Arctic circle in Norway and Finland. In Lapland, Finland, soldiers trained side‑by‑side to reinforce defensive positions and carry out tasks that test their endurance and teamwork in an environment where freezing temperatures, deep snow and distances make every movement tough . Working together in these conditions helps teamwork.-stock-foto
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Finnish soldiers advance across the snow-covered terrain in harsh Arctic conditions.  Exercise Cold Response 2026 brought together more than 32,000 troops from 14 Allied nations for intensive training above the Arctic circle in Norway and Finland. In Lapland, Finland, soldiers trained side‑by‑side to reinforce defensive positions and carry out tasks that test their endurance and teamwork in an environment where freezing temperatures, deep snow and long distances make every movement a challenge. Working together in these tough conditions helps Allies improve coordination, build trust.-stock-foto
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A Swedish tank rolls through the snow in Lapland, Finland.  Exercise Cold Response 2026 brought together more than 32,000 troops from 14 Allied nations for intensive training above the Arctic circle in Norway and Finland. In Lapland, Finland, soldiers trained side‑by‑side to reinforce defensive positions and carry out tasks that test their endurance and teamwork in an environment where freezing temperatures, deep snow and long distances make every movement a challenge. Working together in these tough conditions helps Allies improve coordination, build trust and stay ready to work together.-stock-foto
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Swedish CV90s roll across the snow-covered terrain in harsh Arctic conditions.  Exercise Cold Response 2026 brought together more than 32,000 troops from 14 Allied nations for intensive training above the Arctic circle in Norway and Finland. In Lapland, Finland, soldiers trained side‑by‑side to reinforce defensive positions and carry out tasks that test their endurance and teamwork in an environment where freezing temperatures, deep snow and long distances make every movement a challenge. Working together in these tough conditions helps Allies improve coordination, build trust and stay ready.-stock-foto
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A French soldier defends their position while moving through deep snow.  Exercise Cold Response 2026 brought together more than 32,000 troops from 14 Allied nations for intensive training above the Arctic circle in Norway and Finland. In Lapland, Finland, soldiers trained side‑by‑side to reinforce defensive positions and carry out tasks that test their endurance and teamwork in an environment where freezing temperatures, deep snow and long distances make every movement a challenge. Working together in these tough conditions helps Allies improve coordination, build trust and stay ready to work.-stock-foto
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A Swedish tank drives through the thick snow as part of defence drills in Lapland, Finland.  Exercise Cold Response 2026 brought together more than 32,000 troops from 14 Allied nations for intensive training above the Arctic circle in Norway and Finland. In Lapland, Finland, soldiers trained side‑by‑side to reinforce defensive positions and carry out tasks that test their endurance and teamwork in an environment where freezing temperatures, deep snow and long distances make every movement a challenge. Working together in these tough conditions helps Allies improve coordination and build trust.-stock-foto