Norway Boosts Civil Readiness in Total Defence Near Russia Border
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- •Norway's new defence strategy includes coordinated efforts between military forces and civilian institutions.
- •The 'total defence' mode prioritizes civil preparedness such as emergency services, infrastructure protection, and public information.
- •The policy is specifically targeted at the border region adjacent to Russia.
- •The announcement was made on May 23, 2026.
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- ▸If Norway successfully integrates civil and military readiness under the total defence model the country could better withstand and respond to security threats or crises near its border, enhancing national stability and public safety.
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