New Political Party Refuses to Disclose Who Is Paying for Major Campaign

A newly formed political party has launched a controversial campaign on Oslo's subways criticizing Norway's support for Ukraine. The campaign's message and funding are drawing strong reactions and accusations of regulatory violations.

A massive campaign against Norwegian billions for the Ukraine war is taking over the Oslo subway. The party behind it refuses to say who paid.

Several react to political advertising on the subway on May 17th Oslo citizens who were going to take the subway on May 17th were greeted by this message: "No to 85 billion for war in Ukraine!". It provokes reactions. - This is Russian propaganda. And I am really cursed that hundreds of Ukrainian children who have fled to Norway have to see the message on their way to the children's procession, says parliamentary representative Mathilde Tybring…

The Peace and Justice party fills the Oslo collective with an advertisement criticizing Norwegian support for Ukraine. They refuse to say how they financed it.

The new political party Peace and Justice (For) has plastered the Oslo subway with its message. Other politicians are calling it "garbage" and "a twisted message."