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Swedish Military Seeks to Seize Russian Property Near Naval Base

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The Swedish armed forces said Tuesday they had asked the government to expropriate a property owned by a Russian near a naval base in Stockholm’s archipelago.

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The Swedish Armed Forces on Tuesday asked the government to seize property belonging to a Russian citizen near a naval base in the Stockholm archipelago.

·Vilnius, Lithuania
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Swedish military seeks to seize Russian property near naval base

Sweden ended two centuries of military non-alignment and joined NATO in 2024 after Russia's 2022 full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

·Lyon, France
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The Swedish Fortification Agency has applied to expropriate a property near Musköbasen, Haninge garrison, with regard to “the protection values of the Armed Forces and the security of the nation.” The property is currently owned by a person with Russian citizenship.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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The large house on Muskö, which is being built by a Russian businessman with connections to the Putin regime, can be taken over by the Swedish state. – There is nothing more important than Sweden's security, says Lieutenant General Carl-Johan Edström in a press release.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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The Swedish Fortifications Agency has applied to take over a property near Musköbasen in the Stockholm archipelago. The property is currently owned by a Russian citizen.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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The Swedish Armed Forces appealed to the government to expropriate property belonging to a Russian citizen near the Musco naval base in the Stockholm archipelago.

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Svenska Dagbladet broke the news in Stockholm, Sweden on Tuesday, August 25, 2026.
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