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Sweden seeks defence growth if budget demands met
With increased military activity in the Baltic Sea and Russia’s aggression in the air and on the ground, it is hardly surprising Sweden is looking to grow its defence forces.
These threats shaped the Swedish Defence Commission’s white paper which was released on 14 May and titled Defensive ...
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