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NATO Receives Westphalian Peace Prize as Merz Warns About Russian Aggression

Chancellor Friedrich Merz used NATO's Westphalian Peace Prize ceremony in Münster to call for stronger European defense capabilities and emphasize the alliance's deterrence role against Russia. :chatgpt-content-reference{index="23"}
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