Sweden's impact on NATO

[Celerity]

In March 2024, Sweden ended over 200 years of neutrality when it joined the NATO alliance, a decision driven by Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022 and the growing security threats in Europe.

As the nation with the longest Baltic Sea coastline and strategic proximity to the Arctic, Sweden’s geography alone makes it a key contributor to Euro-Atlantic security. But its contributions go beyond location.

With a highly advanced military, a strong defence industry and a history of cooperation with NATO forces, Sweden brings valuable knowledge, innovation and experience to the Alliance.

So, how exactly does this Nordic nation of 10.5 million people add to NATO’s strength?

[Nictuku]

1. Thank you for posting this

I found it to be very very interesting.

[erronis]

2. A good watch. Of course it is a bit of marketing of Sweden's capabilities as part of NATO.

But it gives me hope that there are countries that will defend democracy. Just not the US under this regime.