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Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Denmark Strike Deal to Operate Unified Nordic Air Defense Force

Summary by The Epoch Times

The air forces of Denmark, Finland, Norway, and Sweden have agreed to operate their fleets of more than 200 fighter jets as a unified Nordic air defense force aimed at countering the threat from Russia. The four nations announced the joint agreement in separate statements on March 23. Marking a first of its kind between the Nordic nations, the joint declaration of intent (JDI), was signed on March 16 at Ramstein Air Base in Germany by the comman…

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Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Denmark Strike Deal to Operate Unified Nordic Air Defense Force

1 year ago·New York, United States

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Sweden, Norway, Finland and Denmark join air forces to combat Russian threat

Armed Forces from the four Nordic countries signed a declaration aimed at joining forces in air defense and strategic planning, in a coalition inspired by the “NATO methodology”

1 year ago·Portugal

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