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Dutch navy ship to protect French aircraft carrier and Cyprus from Iranian missiles and drones

Dutch navy ship to protect French aircraft carrier and Cyprus from Iranian missiles and drones

The Netherlands has officially confirmed its participation in a French maritime defense mission to protect a French aircraft carrier and Cyprus. A Dutch naval ship will be deployed to provide security against potential threats from Iranian missiles and drones.

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