Together with his organization, Free Ukraine, Høyre MP Peter Frølich tried to send a number of drones equipped with thermal cameras, but Norwegian customs stopped them because this was illegal under a law dating from the 1950s.
Frølich then went directly to the government, stressing that the situation was urgent and that delays could cost Ukrainian soldiers their lives.
Somehow, Free Ukraine managed to get the drones into the war-torn country. The next day, the organization heard from the Norwegian government that it would expedite its handling of the issue. The rules were eventually changed, and Norwegians can now send civilian drones to Ukraine.
Frølich does not regret breaking the law.
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