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Norwegian Intelligence Service Boss Blames Russia for Digital Attacks - Vimarsana News

Norwegian Intelligence Service Boss Blames Russia for Digital Attacks

The chief of Norway's Intelligence Service, Nils Andreas Stensønes, has identified a “persistently high” level of intelligence threats against the country, claiming that Russia alongside China pose the greatest threats.

Romania Seeks to Buy 32 Old Norwegian F-16 Fighter Jets Replaced by F-35s - Vimarsana News

Romania Seeks to Buy 32 Old Norwegian F-16 Fighter Jets Replaced by F-35s

Romania wants to purchase 32 F-16 fighter jets from Norway. The estimated total budget amounts to EUR 454 million ($514 million), the Norwegian government has said.

Sweden's, Finland's NATO Accession Would Lead to 'Adequate Response' From Russia - Vimarsana News

Sweden's, Finland's NATO Accession Would Lead to 'Adequate Response' From Russia

The accession of Sweden and Finland to NATO, as both Nordic countries are increasingly participating in the alliance's drills, would require an adequate response from Moscow, Maria Zakharova of the Russian Foreign Ministry said.

Danish Intelligence Report Lists Russia Among Greatest Threats - Vimarsana News

Danish Intelligence Report Lists Russia Among Greatest Threats

The new report by the Danish Intelligence Service highlighted Russia's rearmament and modernisation "in several disciplines" as a worrying development.

US Approves $108Mln Sale of Hellfire Missiles to Australia - Vimarsana News

US Approves $108Mln Sale of Hellfire Missiles to Australia

The Pentagon has given preliminary approval for the sale of $108 million worth of Hellfire Missiles and related support to the Australian government, the Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA) said in a press release.