Chaingofanirwa kuve gomba rekumira, asi mamwe mauto anosvika zviuru mazana manomwe ekuUS achitora chikamu mukuwombera kukuru kweNATO zvakadaro akakwanisa kupedza mamwe mabhawa nemaresitorendi, muguta guru reIceland reReykjavik, pahwahwa hwavo hwese.

Mauto akamira muIceland mukupera kwesvondo vachienda kuSweden neFinland kunodzidzira chiuto cheNATO zviuru mazana matatu. Pakazara, makumi mashanu ezviuru zvemasimba ari kutora chikamu mauto eUS.

Asi, sezviri pachena vasina hanya nezvekuwongorora kunwa kwavo hwahwa nguva pfupi isati yasvika Trident Juncture 18, inofungidzirwa kuti ndiyo huru yechiuto yeNATO kubvira paCold War, mauto akapinza mabhawa akati wandei mudhorobha reReykjavik munzvimbo yechimbichimbi sezvo vaienda nzungu pahwahwa hwavo.

Masoja eU.S. havana kugutsikana nechero doro ripi zvaro uye vakanyatsokumbira iro remuno. Saka, Brewery Olgerð Egils Skallagrimssonar, iyo inogadzira inozivikanwa Icelandic Gull, yaifanirwa kutumira zvekukurumidzira kumabhawa akasiyana siyana, sekureva kwenzvimbo yenhau Visir.

Chiitwa cheNATO chakanangana nekutumira "meseji yakajeka" kuvagari vari mukati menyika dzenhengo dzayo, pamwe nenyika dzinopikisa, kuti "yakagadzirira kudzivirira vabatsiri panjodzi ipi neipi," munyori-General Jens Stoltenberg akaudza Radio Free Europe pamusoro Chitatu.

Drills inosanganisira anokwana ngarava makumi matanhatu neshanu engarava, zviuru gumi zvemotokari uye mazana maviri nemakumi mashanu ndege.

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But, apparently unconcerned about moderating their intake of booze just before Trident Juncture 18, thought to be NATO's biggest military exercise since the Cold War, the troops plunged several bars in downtown Reykjavik into a state of emergency as they went nuts on their beer.
It was only supposed to be a pit stop, but some 7,000 US troops taking part in mass NATO drills nonetheless managed to deplete some bars and restaurants, in Iceland's capital Reykjavik, of all their beer.
The troops stopped in Iceland over the weekend while on their way to Sweden and Finland for a 300,000-strong NATO exercise.