Soviet Strategy Aims At Nordic Neutrality In Cold War
UPI columnist Thomas M. Brown analyzes Soviet aims to neutralize northern Europe. Russia seeks to bind Finland to Moscow, leverage Sweden's neutrality, and press NATO members Norway and Denmark to rethink nuclear deployment while Sweden resists. Norway and Denmark retain bases but reject nuclear weapons on soil.
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Soviet Nordic Policy Driven by Tension and Spying
The piece notes Soviet strategy toward Norway and Denmark, driven by frustration over U S spy flights using Bodoe Norway as a flight terminus. It says Moscow has shifted to a softer line promoting peaceful aims and reducing tensions, while aiming to keep the Nordic region under tight control.
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