The three Nordic countries signed a military cooperation agreement to share reconnaissance data to cope with the "Russian threat"

According to a Russian satellite news agency reported on the 11th, Sweden, Denmark, and Norway recently announced a new agreement on naval cooperation in Balo to respond to the "Russian threat".

Based on this agreement, these three Nordic countries will cooperate in the waters and share satellite images and radar data. The Three Kingdoms claim that this move is a means to prevent Russia from "aggression" and "unacceptable" behavior. This behavior refers to "the regular sexual assault of Russian military aircraft and warships." In order to ensure more close cooperation, Denmark will also send liaison officers from Sweden and Norway.

It is reported that on Monday, in front of a Swedish patrol ship at the port of Malmo, Sweden, the defense ministers in the three countries symbolized the agreement. Prior to this, fighters in Sweden and Denmark just flew over the sky with a joint formation.

Russian satellite news agency report screenshot

"We know what happened in our waters in our waters." He mentioned several times since Russia has launched special military operations in Ukraine, and he mentioned several times since Russia has launched special military operations. "Edge", he used the same word as other Western countries to call Russian military operations "invasion."

In addition, Bozkov also mentioned an incident on June 17 this year. At that time, it was reported that a Russian warship entered the waters near Bonholm, the eastern end of Denmark, but the news was not obtained. Russia confirmed.

Danish Broadcasting Station quoted Bozkov's words: "This is not accidental, which is of course unacceptable."

Peter Hultqvist, the Minister of Defense of Sweden, believes that the new agreement has shortened the distance of the Three Kingdoms and indicates that the three countries can "be responsible for our geographical region."

Earlier, Sweden and Finland had abandoned the long -term non -alliance policy on the grounds of "Russia's Threat" and applied to join NATO. The two countries claimed that the European security situation changed after Russia's "invasion" in Ukraine.

In response, Russia stated that it would pay close attention to the actions of these countries and conduct a "peer response" on the threats that appeared in NATO after joining NATO.

The Russian Satellite News Agency pointed out that with the "Russian threat", the Scandinavian Peninsula country (including Norway and Sweden) has increased its military budget, and Sweden announced in early April that it plans to double its military budget.

(Edit: ZLQ)

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