Published 2 years ago

NATO must expand presence in Arctic, says Stoltenberg

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NATO must boost its role in the region around the North Pole, Jens Stoltenberg says. Moscow is in the process of reopening Soviet-era bases and stationing new, state-of-the-art weapons in the Arctic region. The Arctic area is shared among a slew of countries including the U.S., Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Canada, Norway, Sweden and Russia.

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NATO and US should strengthen their presence in the Arctic - Stoltenberg

The Arctic is the area of interest of a number of countries: the United States, Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Canada, Norway, Sweden and Russia.

2 years ago·Kyiv, Ukraine

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Deutsche Welle

NATO must expand presence in Arctic, says Stoltenberg

The NATO chief told a German newspaper that Russia and China have big plans for the polar region that could further spike geopolitical tensions. Washington is set to appoint its first Arctic ambassador.

2 years ago·Germany

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2 years ago·Washington, United States

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Politico Europe

NATO must boost presence in Arctic, Stoltenberg says

Russia is in the process of reopening Soviet-era bases in the region; China also is eyeing the Arctic.

2 years ago

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MSN

NATO must expand presence in Arctic, says Stoltenberg

2 years ago·United States

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Daily Finland

NATO must increase its presence in the Arctic : Stoltenberg

NATO must prioritize its military presence in the Arctic, the military alliances chief Jens Stoltenberg said Sunday,reported DW, quoting news agencies .AP, AFP and dpa. His comments come amid heightened concerns in the West about Russias...

2 years ago·H K I, Finland

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