‘How can she be part of NATO when she doesn’t support nuclear weapons?’

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‘How can she be part of NATO when she doesn’t want to fulfil the defence mechanism to be a part of NATO’

Clare Muldoon discusses Nicola Sturgeons comments that an independent Scotland would join Nato despite the SNP’s stance on nuclear weapons.

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