12 European Nations Call on EU to Expand Arctic Presence
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A group of 12 European countries called on the European Union (EU) at the summit in Finland to show its presence in the Arctic because of Russian interests, taking the Paris list Mond.
"Security in the Arctic must be ensured collectively," Finland, France, Germany, Denmark, the Netherlands, Sweden and Greece said in a joint statement.
"Security in the Arctic must be ensured collectively," these states called for, including France, Denmark and Sweden.
At a summit held today in the northern Finnish town of Rovaniemi, a dozen countries called on the European Union to strengthen its presence in the Arctic. “Security in the Arctic must be ensured collectively,” the countries, including Finland, France, Germany, Denmark, the Netherlands, Sweden and Greece, argued in a joint statement after the summit concluded. Seven months have passed since Trump declared that he wanted Greenland to become an Ame…
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