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NATO fighter alert prompts airport closure in member-state capital

A NATO fighter was scrambled and an airport in the capital of a member state was closed. The country and cause of the alert remain unidentified.

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Airspace or airport disruption linked to a military alert can signal heightened regional security risk and affect civilian travel.

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