NATO allies conduct a war game designed to assess coordination and response measures in scenarios involving threats linked to Russia and to ensure continuity of support from the United States. In the exercise, Sweden is placed in the role of a country facing a threat, while Ukraine participates in an advisory capacity. Reporting from multiple outlets says the scenario includes operational guidance related to drone warfare, with Ukraine advising on the use of drones and related tactics. The exercise is presented as a way for NATO members to pressure-test how they would communicate, plan and respond under pressure, including how support would flow among participating countries. The references to Russia and U.S. backing frame the exercise around readiness and interoperability in a broader security environment. Overall, the described components focus on cross-country collaboration—Sweden’s scenario role, Ukraine’s subject-matter input on drones, and reliance on U.S. involvement as part of the wider support picture—without detailing specific outcomes or changes to policy in the available reports.