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Chinese-Owned Rental Cars Recorded Norwegian Military Drill

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Rental cars used by Norway’s Home Guard during a large exercise in September recorded video of soldiers, their routes and the codes they typed into military gates, according to a soldier who took part, Norwegian business daily Dagens Næringsliv reported. The cars were rented by the Norwegian Armed Forces from Hertz in Norway, which belongs […]

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Chinese electric cars rented by the Norwegian army recorded soldiers, their routes and access codes to military sites during the Øvelse Hovedstad exercise. The case was reported by the Norwegian daily Dagens Næringsliv, citing sources familiar with the incident. At least two of the cars were Deepal, owned by the Chinese manufacturer Changan. The cars were used to transport soldiers from the Territorial Defense during the exercise, which took pla…

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Chinese-made vehicles followed Norwegian army personnel during exercises, as reported by the Norwegian press with reference to the Ministry of Defence of the Kingdom, and in September this year the Norwegian military conducted a security exercise at Oslo airport.

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Chinese electric vehicles filmed military and access codes during exercises in Norway Leased for exercises Deepal stored military videos, routes and access codes <p>to facilities. Records discovered after viewing systems.</p>

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The news has been reported by Dagens Næringsliv: the cars had been rented by Norwegian Armed Forces from Hertz, a Norwegian company that belongs to Volvo Cars and, through Volvo, to the Chinese group Geely

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t-online broke the news in Berlin, Germany on Monday, October 12, 2026.
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