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Norway: Former head of government Erna Solberg warns against Russian control of Arctic

Oil and gas pipelines and underwater cables run through the North Atlantic. NATO states must do more to protect the infrastructure from Russia’s attacks, demands Norway’s former Prime Minister Erna Solberg.

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Norway: Former head of government Erna Solberg warns against Russian control of Arctic

Oil and gas pipelines and underwater cables run through the North Atlantic. NATO states must do more to protect the infrastructure from Russia’s attacks, demands Norway’s former Prime Minister Erna Solberg.

Source: Spiegel ›

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