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Nordic countries sign new ammunition agreement with Norway's Nammo
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Posted on June 16, 2025
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Nordic countries have signed an agreement with Nammo to ensure efficient ammunition supply, enhancing their defense capabilities.
COPENHAGEN (Reuters) -Sweden, Denmark, Finland and Norway have signed a new ammunition agreement with Norwegian defence equipment firm Nammo to ensure that the Nordic countries have enough ammunition, Norway's defence ministry said on Monday.
"The Nordic region needs enough ammunition, both to deter those who do not wish us well and to defend ourselves if we have to," Norwegian Defence Minister Tore Sandvik said.
The agreement will help the countries to produce and procure ammunition faster and more efficiently through Nammo, the ministry said.
(Reporting by Louise Breusch Rasmussen, editing by Anna Ringstrom)
The countries involved in the ammunition agreement are Sweden, Denmark, Finland, and Norway.
The Norwegian Defence Minister is Tore Sandvik.
The purpose of the ammunition agreement is to ensure that the Nordic countries have enough ammunition for defense and deterrence.
The agreement will help the countries produce and procure ammunition faster and more efficiently through Nammo.
Nammo is a Norwegian defence equipment firm that specializes in ammunition production.
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