Nordic countries move towards new defence agreement
The five Nordic governments want a new legal framework for military cooperation, building on existing commitments covering joint operations, defence procurement and industrial capacity
Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland and Iceland have agreed to begin developing a new defence cooperation agreement aimed at further integrating their armed forces.
The decision was announced following a meeting of Nordic defence ministers in Oslo on 11–12 November, according to a joint statement published by the Norwegian government.
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