BRUSSELS - NATO countries are discussing increasing the number of troops stationed in members bordering Russia and putting them under formal alliance command, part of a new effort to deter aggression from Moscow, according to diplomats and military officers.
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A US F-22 Raptor stealth fighter lands at the Lask air base in central Poland on Aug. 31.
