Reykjavik
Reykjavik is the capital and largest city of Iceland, known for its vibrant culture, modern architecture, and rich history. It has played a significant role in Iceland's development and is often seen as a hub for political and social activity in the country. Reykjavik is also notable for its stunning natural surroundings, including geothermal springs and the Northern Lights, making it a popular destination for tourists. In the context of the 'Cod Wars' with the United Kingdom, Reykjavik was central to the expansion of Iceland's territorial waters and the ensuing conflicts that highlighted the importance of fishing rights for the nation.
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Reykjavik threatened to close the NATO base located on the island, which was strategically important for monitoring Soviet movements in the North Atlantic.
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