Sweden plans largest military buildup since the Cold War amid Russia threat and uncertain US-EU ties
- Sweden's Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson announced plans to increase defense spending to 3.5% of GDP, marking the largest military buildup since the Cold War.
- Kristersson cited Russia's invasion of Ukraine and the political climate in Europe as reasons for the new spending target.
- Sweden's current defense spending is 2.4% of GDP, and efforts are underway to reach 2.6%, which Kristersson stated is insufficient.
- The plan includes support for Ukraine, strengthening NATO, and enhancing the EU's defense capabilities.
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Sweden sends more soldiers to Gotland amid fears of Russia
Sweden plans to post more soliders on Gotland as the island's proximity to Russia increases its strategic importance. The popular tourist destination recently saw thousands of NATO troops take part in a military drill.
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