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It Is Tempting to Ask Whether the Plan Is Actually to Reinstate the Lyngen Line.

DEBATE: – Should we just defend the country from Troms and southwards, asks Bengt Rune Strifeldt (Frp).

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It Is Tempting to Ask Whether the Plan Is Actually to Reinstate the Lyngen Line.

DEBATE: – Should we just defend the country from Troms and southwards, asks Bengt Rune Strifeldt (Frp).

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