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45 Commando leave Camp Viking in Norway to undertake field training. Camp Viking is the Royal Marines winter training base, forward operating base in Øverbygd, Northern Norway. Camp Viking was established in March 2023 and acts as the United Kingdom's main operations hub for the High North. The UK...

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Video: Distinguished visitors, including Vice Admiral Sir Martin Connell CBE, visited the UKCF at Camp Viking. Guests from across the UK Government, and our Allies from NATO and The Joint Expeditionary Force (JEF), experienced the harsh conditions first-hand, to see how we operate in the High North.
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Video: Distinguished visitors, including Vice Admiral Sir Martin Connell CBE, visited the UKCF at Camp Viking. Guests from across the UK Government, and our Allies from NATO and The Joint Expeditionary Force (JEF), experienced the harsh conditions first-hand, to see how we operate in the High North.

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🚨🇬🇧 NATO steps up in the Arctic as Britain sends 1,500 Royal Marines to Norway 🇳🇴. The move comes amid rising tension with Russia 🇷🇺 and signals a serious boost to alliance readiness in the far north
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🚨🇬🇧 NATO steps up in the Arctic as Britain sends 1,500 Royal Marines to Norway 🇳🇴. The move comes amid rising tension with Russia 🇷🇺 and signals a serious boost to alliance readiness in the far north

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Camp Jomsborg was established in 2025 as part of Operation "Legion," a multinational operation led by Norway to train, equip, and finance the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Named after the legendary Viking fortress of Jomsborg, the facility was created by the Norwegian Army with the support of several NATO allies, including Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Latvia, Lithuania, and Poland. It is intended to provide Ukrainian troops with the combat skills necessary to operate effectively. At this camp in southeastern Poland, Ukrainian forces are trained to fight and survive on the battlefield under the guidance of NATO allies.
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Camp Jomsborg was established in 2025 as part of Operation "Legion," a multinational operation led by Norway to train, equip, and finance the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Named after the legendary Viking fortress of Jomsborg, the facility was created by the Norwegian Army with the support of several NATO allies, including Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Latvia, Lithuania, and Poland. It is intended to provide Ukrainian troops with the combat skills necessary to operate effectively. At this camp in southeastern Poland, Ukrainian forces are trained to fight and survive on the battlefield under the guidance of NATO allies.

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Norway fans turned up to the New York Mets in their numbers - and of course treated us to a Viking row! 🛶
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Norway fans turned up to the New York Mets in their numbers - and of course treated us to a Viking row! 🛶

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Norwegian-led #ColdResponse26 brings together up to 25,000 soldiers from 14 nations across northern Norway, Finland and Sweden. The common goal: to strengthen NATO's defense in the Arctic region. #ArcticSentry #WeAreNATO #StrongerTogether 🔗
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Norwegian-led #ColdResponse26 brings together up to 25,000 soldiers from 14 nations across northern Norway, Finland and Sweden. The common goal: to strengthen NATO's defense in the Arctic region. #ArcticSentry #WeAreNATO #StrongerTogether 🔗

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How do soldiers perform after 1️⃣0️⃣0️⃣ days in the Arctic? ❄️ In Northern Norway, 13 soldiers from the 🇳🇴 Army’s intelligence regiment took part in the FAM100 exercise, operating continuously in extreme cold, often without heated shelter. 🧊 While they carried out operational tasks, researchers tracked sleep, nutrition, stress, performance, and team dynamics. The insights will help improve training and preparation for Norway and NATO Allies operating in harsh Arctic conditions. 💪 #WeAreNATO #StrongerTogether #DeterAndDefend Norwegian Armed Forces | Forsvaret | NorwayNATO | SHAPE - NATO Allied Command Operations | NATO Allied Joint Force Command Brunssum - JFCBS | NATO JFC Naples | NATO Allied Land Command
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How do soldiers perform after 1️⃣0️⃣0️⃣ days in the Arctic? ❄️ In Northern Norway, 13 soldiers from the 🇳🇴 Army’s intelligence regiment took part in the FAM100 exercise, operating continuously in extreme cold, often without heated shelter. 🧊 While they carried out operational tasks, researchers tracked sleep, nutrition, stress, performance, and team dynamics. The insights will help improve training and preparation for Norway and NATO Allies operating in harsh Arctic conditions. 💪 #WeAreNATO #StrongerTogether #DeterAndDefend Norwegian Armed Forces | Forsvaret | NorwayNATO | SHAPE - NATO Allied Command Operations | NATO Allied Joint Force Command Brunssum - JFCBS | NATO JFC Naples | NATO Allied Land Command

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‘Each time I visit Norway, I see the evidence of a deeper and deeper partnership between our two nations’ Russia now poses the most significant threat to security in the Arctic and the High North since the end of the Cold War. That’s why, together with our Norwegian allies, we are committed to strengthening security and stability across this region. We train together. We operate together. We deter together.
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‘Each time I visit Norway, I see the evidence of a deeper and deeper partnership between our two nations’ Russia now poses the most significant threat to security in the Arctic and the High North since the end of the Cold War. That’s why, together with our Norwegian allies, we are committed to strengthening security and stability across this region. We train together. We operate together. We deter together.

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"Norway committed to a five-year plan to support Ukraine in the military, economic and humanitarian spheres. Their future is in NATO," the country's representatives said at the NATO summit.
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"Norway committed to a five-year plan to support Ukraine in the military, economic and humanitarian spheres. Their future is in NATO," the country's representatives said at the NATO summit.

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The High North matters. Filmed over 200 miles above the Arctic Circle in Norway, Minister for the Armed Forces Al Carns explains why this region is becoming increasingly important for UK defence and security.
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The High North matters. Filmed over 200 miles above the Arctic Circle in Norway, Minister for the Armed Forces Al Carns explains why this region is becoming increasingly important for UK defence and security.

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Norway fans are bringing Viking energy to the World Cup. The Norwegian men’s national football team is returning to the tournament for the first time in 28 years, and supporters have been celebrating with a “rowing” chant performed in unison — a stadium gesture inspired by Viking imagery. The team has leaned into that theme ahead of the 2026 World Cup, recently releasing a Viking-inspired photoshoot featuring players in historical-style clothing, holding shields and swords beside longboats on a rugged coastal backdrop. The images, photographed by David Yarrow, were intended as a tribute to Norway’s heritage, though they have also sparked debate online over the use of Viking symbolism. For fans, the “row” chant has become part of the moment: Norway is back on football’s biggest stage, and the Viking roar is already following them there. #norway #worldcup #worldcup2026 #norwayfootball #vikingchant #footballfans #haaland #odegaard Video credit: @hypeboynorway via TikTok
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Norway fans are bringing Viking energy to the World Cup. The Norwegian men’s national football team is returning to the tournament for the first time in 28 years, and supporters have been celebrating with a “rowing” chant performed in unison — a stadium gesture inspired by Viking imagery. The team has leaned into that theme ahead of the 2026 World Cup, recently releasing a Viking-inspired photoshoot featuring players in historical-style clothing, holding shields and swords beside longboats on a rugged coastal backdrop. The images, photographed by David Yarrow, were intended as a tribute to Norway’s heritage, though they have also sparked debate online over the use of Viking symbolism. For fans, the “row” chant has become part of the moment: Norway is back on football’s biggest stage, and the Viking roar is already following them there. #norway #worldcup #worldcup2026 #norwayfootball #vikingchant #footballfans #haaland #odegaard Video credit: @hypeboynorway via TikTok

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Norway fans celebrate with viking rows from outside the stadium in New Jersey to Oslo as the team stuns five-time World Cup champions Brazil 2-1 to advance to the quarterfinals for the first time ever.
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Norway fans celebrate with viking rows from outside the stadium in New Jersey to Oslo as the team stuns five-time World Cup champions Brazil 2-1 to advance to the quarterfinals for the first time ever.

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Zakharova: US launchers for short- and intermediate-range missiles in Norway will be subject to special attention from Russia’s strategic deterrence forces. Peskov: The deployment in Norway of missiles posing a threat to Russia is grounds for additional security measures. (Comment from me below the quotes) Moscow views the appearance in Europe of US launchers for intermediate- and shorter-range missiles as "yet another step in the endless chain of highly destabilizing actions by NATO countries aimed at striking deep into Russian territory," Zakharova said. According to her, the Mk-41 is capable of launching Tomahawk missiles, and its range covers a significant part of Russia's European territory, including Moscow. Zakharova added that Washington and Oslo "should not be surprised that the locations of these systems are now under the special attention of Russia’s strategic deterrence forces, which includes planning for the combat use of relevant strike weapons in the event of an armed conflict." Regarding strategic stability talks, Zakharova said that the dialogue "was interrupted by the administration of Joe Biden," while the current US authorities are "unrealistically discussing multilateral negotiations with the mandatory participation of China." "Steps such as the deployment of US land-based intermediate- and shorter-range missiles in Europe that threaten Russia, to put it mildly, 'zero out' the prerequisites for a constructive dialogue with the United States on strategic issues," she said. Comment from me: Norway and its NATO allies are strengthening their defenses in the north due to the need to protect the Arctic and North Atlantic from military threats posed by Russia and China. The system appeared as part of the trilateral Operation Atlantic City exercises (part of NATO’s permanent Arctic Sentry mission). NATO leadership identifies several key security threats in the region: • Russia’s military activity in the Arctic: NATO considers Russia the main threat to its security in the northern latitudes. Oslo is particularly concerned about the Kola Peninsula, a key base of Russia’s Northern Fleet, where nuclear-powered submarines and nuclear weapons are stationed, capable of reaching most cities in NATO countries. • Another reason is the threat of control over strategic passages: In the event of a conflict, Russia could attempt to establish control over the Bear Gap - the operational space between Norway, the Svalbard archipelago, and the United Kingdom. Control of this area would allow Russia to deploy sea-launched anti-ship and hypersonic missiles against the United Kingdom, Denmark, and Norway itself. • Hybrid threats and sabotage: Norway’s Police Security Service (PST) has repeatedly documented incidents and warned of the risk of sabotage by Russian intelligence services targeting Norway’s critical and energy infrastructure. • Territorial and geopolitical disputes: Oslo points to Moscow’s aggressive actions in the High North, including repeated challenges to Norwegian sovereignty in the Svalbard area.
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Zakharova: US launchers for short- and intermediate-range missiles in Norway will be subject to special attention from Russia’s strategic deterrence forces. Peskov: The deployment in Norway of missiles posing a threat to Russia is grounds for additional security measures. (Comment from me below the quotes) Moscow views the appearance in Europe of US launchers for intermediate- and shorter-range missiles as "yet another step in the endless chain of highly destabilizing actions by NATO countries aimed at striking deep into Russian territory," Zakharova said. According to her, the Mk-41 is capable of launching Tomahawk missiles, and its range covers a significant part of Russia's European territory, including Moscow. Zakharova added that Washington and Oslo "should not be surprised that the locations of these systems are now under the special attention of Russia’s strategic deterrence forces, which includes planning for the combat use of relevant strike weapons in the event of an armed conflict." Regarding strategic stability talks, Zakharova said that the dialogue "was interrupted by the administration of Joe Biden," while the current US authorities are "unrealistically discussing multilateral negotiations with the mandatory participation of China." "Steps such as the deployment of US land-based intermediate- and shorter-range missiles in Europe that threaten Russia, to put it mildly, 'zero out' the prerequisites for a constructive dialogue with the United States on strategic issues," she said. Comment from me: Norway and its NATO allies are strengthening their defenses in the north due to the need to protect the Arctic and North Atlantic from military threats posed by Russia and China. The system appeared as part of the trilateral Operation Atlantic City exercises (part of NATO’s permanent Arctic Sentry mission). NATO leadership identifies several key security threats in the region: • Russia’s military activity in the Arctic: NATO considers Russia the main threat to its security in the northern latitudes. Oslo is particularly concerned about the Kola Peninsula, a key base of Russia’s Northern Fleet, where nuclear-powered submarines and nuclear weapons are stationed, capable of reaching most cities in NATO countries. • Another reason is the threat of control over strategic passages: In the event of a conflict, Russia could attempt to establish control over the Bear Gap - the operational space between Norway, the Svalbard archipelago, and the United Kingdom. Control of this area would allow Russia to deploy sea-launched anti-ship and hypersonic missiles against the United Kingdom, Denmark, and Norway itself. • Hybrid threats and sabotage: Norway’s Police Security Service (PST) has repeatedly documented incidents and warned of the risk of sabotage by Russian intelligence services targeting Norway’s critical and energy infrastructure. • Territorial and geopolitical disputes: Oslo points to Moscow’s aggressive actions in the High North, including repeated challenges to Norwegian sovereignty in the Svalbard area.

Anton Gerashchenko

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Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen: We want to strengthen security cooperation in the Arctic—with the United States, NATO, Europe, and our Arctic NATO allies. Just as the Baltic states do not defend NATO’s eastern flank alone, security in the Arctic is a shared responsibility. NATO must protect Greenland as it does every part of its territory, and that collective guarantee is the strongest defense against Russian or Chinese threats in the Arctic.
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Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen: We want to strengthen security cooperation in the Arctic—with the United States, NATO, Europe, and our Arctic NATO allies. Just as the Baltic states do not defend NATO’s eastern flank alone, security in the Arctic is a shared responsibility. NATO must protect Greenland as it does every part of its territory, and that collective guarantee is the strongest defense against Russian or Chinese threats in the Arctic.

Clash Report

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Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen: We want to strengthen security cooperation in the Arctic, with the United States, NATO, Europe, and our Arctic NATO allies. Just as the Baltic states do not defend NATO’s eastern flank alone, security in the Arctic is a shared responsibility. NATO must protect Greenland as it does every part of its territory, and that collective guarantee is the strongest defense against Russian or Chinese threats in the Arctic.
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Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen: We want to strengthen security cooperation in the Arctic, with the United States, NATO, Europe, and our Arctic NATO allies. Just as the Baltic states do not defend NATO’s eastern flank alone, security in the Arctic is a shared responsibility. NATO must protect Greenland as it does every part of its territory, and that collective guarantee is the strongest defense against Russian or Chinese threats in the Arctic.

Open Source Intel

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Iceland is the only Nato member without a standing military. But as Russian submarines and other threats grow in the North Atlantic, the country is being forced to rethink how it would defend itself. Our reporter sends a dispatch attending the Northern Viking Exercise ⬇️
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Iceland is the only Nato member without a standing military. But as Russian submarines and other threats grow in the North Atlantic, the country is being forced to rethink how it would defend itself. Our reporter sends a dispatch attending the Northern Viking Exercise ⬇️

The Telegraph

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❄️🇳🇴 Welcome to the High North! Today, Mark Carney, Bundeskanzler Friedrich Merz, Jonas Gahr Støre and defence ministers of Norway, Germany and Canada visited the exercise Cold Response in Norway. 14 nations and 32,500 soldiers are training together to operate in demanding Arctic conditions. Photo: Norwegian Armed Forces | Forsvaret
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❄️🇳🇴 Welcome to the High North! Today, Mark Carney, Bundeskanzler Friedrich Merz, Jonas Gahr Støre and defence ministers of Norway, Germany and Canada visited the exercise Cold Response in Norway. 14 nations and 32,500 soldiers are training together to operate in demanding Arctic conditions. Photo: Norwegian Armed Forces | Forsvaret

Norwegian Ministry of Defence

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