Iceland Can Manage Without Permanent US Troops, Premier Says

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The Prime Minister of Iceland, Kristrun Frostadóttir, has opened this Friday for NATO to have a greater military presence in the country, although she has ruled out a permanent deployment. "We are very open to the idea that there will be more troops in Iceland as part of the NATO umbrella under which we find ourselves, ... Continue reading "Iceland opens up to more NATO troops but discards a permanent deployment"

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Iceland is open to additional allied forces within NATO, but the prime minister sees no reason for a permanent American military presence., euronews serbia, euronews serbia, euronews serbia, euronews serbia, euronews, euronews

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Iceland does not see the need to renew the permanent presence of US military forces on its territory, because the rotational deployment of allied troops within the framework.

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Iceland does not see the need to renew the permanent presence of American military forces on its territory, because the rotational deployment of allied troops within NATO provides sufficient security guarantees in conditions of heightened geopolitical tensions.

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Prime Minister Kristrún Frostadóttir says she is open to the presence of more troops in the country from NATO countries to ensure the country's security. "We are open to seeing more soldiers in Iceland as part of this NATO umbrella that we are under," said Kristrún in an interview with the Bloomberg news agency yesterday, where she discussed, among other things, the visit of Marco Rubio, the Utanríkismindirla of the United States, in October.