Russia showed “more caution and restraint” in Arctic over past 18 months, says Norwegian intelligence
“We see that Russia acts more careful, self-restraint here compared with what they do in the Baltic Sea and especially in contrast to the Black Sea.”
February 14, 2022
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Norway’s analytical eyes are wide amid the current Europe-Russia standoff over Russian troops massing on the borders of Ukraine — but with a special focus on northern regions.
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