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Norway Will Spend $7 Billion on Ukrainian Defense.

Norway Will Spend $7 Billion on Ukrainian Defense.

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Joint defence proceedings have also been initiated in Kiev and Oslo on Ukrainian territory.See the Story

NH Industries to Pay Norway $432M Settlement to End NH90 Helicopter Contract Dispute

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NH Industries to Pay Norway $432M Settlement to End NH90 Helicopter Contract Dispute

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As part of the settlement, Norway will also return all 14 of its NH90 aircraft to NHI, alongside spare parts, tools and mission equipment.See the Story

Red Cross Urges Safe Passage for Civilians Trapped in Sudan War

Red Cross Urges Safe Passage for Civilians Trapped in Sudan War

The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) has urged safe corridors for civilians trapped in Sudan’s escalating war. ICRC spokesman Adnan Hezam said violence and military operations are worsening the humanitarian tragedy, especially in North Darfur’s Tawila town. Hezam called on both the General Abdel Fattah al Burhan’s army and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) to allow aid access and protect civilians. The RSF recently seized El-Fasher f…See the Story

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