US EditionSwedish Gripen fighters lead NATO air defence mission over Iceland during Arctic Sentry
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The patrol of the Icelandic skies by Swedish fighters Saab JAS 39 Gripen marks a historic turning point not only for Sweden, which entered fully into the collective defence mechanisms, but for the entire North Atlantic region, redesigning the balance of power in the Great North.
Swedish Gripen fighters lead NATO air defence mission over Iceland during Arctic Sentry
Swedish fighter aircraft are patrolling the skies around Iceland for the first time as part of the mission. NATO allies say the deployment demonstrates their commitment to cooperative security in the Arctic and High North. A media event in Keflavík brought together several senior defence officials involved in the activity. Participants included Major General Frode Arnfinn Kristoffersen, Deputy Chief of Operations at Joint Force Command Norfolk, …
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