SHOTLIST


BRUSSELS, BELGUIM (FEBRUARY 11, 2020) (FILE FOOTAGE)

1. 1. VARIOUS OF NATO MEMBER COUNTRIES’ FLAGS WAVING OUTSIDE NATO HEADQUARTERS

2. TIGHT SHOT OF NATO STAR SCULPTURE, FLAGS WAVING IN BACK


BRUSSELS, BELGIUM (MARCH 4, 2022) (ANADOLU – ACCESS ALL) (FILE FOOTAGE)

3. NATO FLAG AND MEMBER COUNTRIES’ FLAGS WAVING IN FRONT OF NATO HQ

4. NATO FLAG WAVING ON POLE


BRUSSELS, BELGIUM (JUNE 13, 2021) (ANADOLU –ACCESS ALL) (FILE FOOTAGE)

5. VARIOUS OF MEMBERS COUNTRIES FLAGS WAVING ON POLES OUTSIDE NATO HEADQUARTERS BUILDING

6. TIGHT SHOT OF NATO STAR OUTSIDE HQ


STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN (JUNE 11, 2024) (ANADOLU- ACCESS ALL) (FILE FOOTAGE)

7. ROCKETS BEING FIRED FROM MULTIPLE ROCKET LAUNCHERS DURING BALTOPS 2024 NATO DRILL (2 SHOTS)

8. VARIOUS OF SOLDIERS

9. VARIOUS OF SOLDIER ON ROCKET-LAUNHER MOUNTED MILITARY VEHICLE


KORZENIEWO, POLAND (MARCH 04, 2024) (ANADOLU- ACCESS ALL) (FILE FOOTAGE)

10. NATO FLAG AND FLAGS OF MEMBER COUNTRIES’ FLAG WAVING POLES DURING DRAGON-24 NATO DRILL

11. VARIOUS OF VESSELS CARRYING MILITARY TANKS AND VEHICLES CROSSING RIVER,

12. TURKISH MILITARY VEHICLE DRIVING ON RIVER BANK

13. MILITARY TANK DISEMBARKING FROM VESSEL ON RIVER

14. POLISH MILITARY TANK DRIVING AWAY

15. SPANISH MILITARY TANK DRIVING AWAY


POLAND (OCT. 12, 2022) (ANADOLU - ACCESS ALL) (FILE FOOTAGE)

16. VARIOUS OF MILITARY JETS FLYING

(FILE VIDEO) NATO allies have agreed to their common-funded budgets for 2026, approving increased spending aimed at strengthening the alliance’s readiness and military capabilities.

Under the agreement, NATO’s civil budget for 2026 has been set at €528.2 million ($623 million), while the military budget will total €2.42 billion.

The decision was taken on Tuesday at a meeting of the North Atlantic Council.
NATO said in a statement that the 2026 common-funded budgets will support critical capabilities and promote readiness, helping to make the alliance “stronger, fairer and more lethal.”

The budget will contribute to NATO’s military adaptation, improve interoperability among allied forces, and support crisis prevention and management as well as cooperative security, the statement said.

Funding will also continue for the integrated NATO Command Structure, NATO-led training and exercises, alliance operations and missions, and capacity-building support for partner countries.