British, American and Dutch paratroopers will train at the new center in northern Norway. This is reported by Newsweek, passes UNN.
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Norway has opened an amphibious operations center that will train the military. It appeared as part of the next step of the NATO country to strengthen its operations on the border with the Russian Federation in the Arctic.
It is noted that the center was established in Serreis in the north of the country. It will provide amphibious training for British, American and Dutch personnel.
Serreisa is located near the Reis fjord and has a population of about 3,500. It is a municipality with a strong military presence.
Bjorn Arild gram was one of the first to visit the Norwegian Defense Facility.
Serreisa plays an important role in air operations, and the establishment of an amphibious operations center will strengthen the municipality's position as a NATO Center.
The Norwegian Ministry of Defense said that the Allied landing center will be able to accommodate several hundred soldiers and will include living quarters, kitchens and operational areas.
We must train together to protect Norway, the Northern Region and NATO in the event of crisis and war
Norway does not have its own paratroopers, but some of its main army units and special forces are based in the region.
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Norway agreed to assume part of the responsibility for protecting the main transit hub of foreign military aid to Ukraine passing through Poland.