US EditionNorway parliament approves $2 billion artillery plan
Norway chose South Korea's Chunmoo artillery for its 500 km range and fastest delivery to enhance NATO's Arctic deterrence against Russia, with missiles made in Poland.
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연합뉴스-Yonhap News AgencyHanwha Aerospace wins Norway long-range rocket deal; contract signing expected Friday
Hanwha Aerospace Co. has secured an estimated $1.9 billion project to supply long-range rockets to Norway, with the official contract expected to be signed this week, informed industry sources said Wednesday. The contract is widely expected to be signed Friday in Oslo by Hanwha Aerospace and the Norwegian Defence Material Agency (NDMA), the sources with direct knowledge of the matter told Yonhap News Agency while speaking on condition of anonymi…
The Norwegian parliament has approved a plan to protect the Arctic, which will invest 40 billion kronor in long-range missiles. The measure is intended to increase Norway's ability to deter Russia in the Arctic region.
"This is a weapon that can reach far behind enemy lines. This is decisive in modern warfare," said Peter Frelih.
Norway's parliament on Tuesday approved a $2 billion procurement plan for long-range artillery, aimed at strengthening the NATO member country's deterrent against... Norway: Parliament approves $2 billion in long-range artillery spending - NAVAL TRADE
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