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NATO allies have repeatedly said that Russian fighter jets have performed unsafe maneuvers while shadowing their planes - accusations that the Russian military has rejected.

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Meanwhile, a NATO press release announced that American "forces already deployed to Europe for other linked exercises will return to the United States."

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