Now: Evidence Confirmation – Firm promise of military presence
The United States and the United Kingdom have pledged to protect Sweden with an “increased military presence” during the NATO application process.
The firm promises of the security guarantees of the major powers have been confirmed by a number of sources with insight into the workings of government offices, Aftonbladet reports.
Three features
According to the newspaper, these are three points in particular.
The United States and the United Kingdom have pledged to increase NATO military presence, in-depth military exercises and “strong political” support during the Swedish application period.
Protects Sweden
News from the United States and Britain, according to one source, is against the Russian propaganda from the Kremlin.
Government sources told Aftonbladet that reports that Sweden would not be protected or supported during the potential application process were playing into Russia’s hands.
New information
Last week, when applying to NATO, the DN reported that Sweden had not received any information about security guarantees from the United States. According to the newspaper, Sweden must first become a full member of NATO before such guarantees can take effect.
According to the DN, the data came from the Swedish government’s relationship with the United States and other NATO countries.
Aftonbladet’s information contradicts this.
Full member immediately
According to newspaper sources, Sweden will be considered a full member of the Swedish military alliance before the NATO application is approved.
Sweden does not stand out in any way during the application process, according to Aftonbladet, a source with a deep understanding of preparatory work.
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