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They Will Protect Sweden from the Unthinkable13 Jul

They Will Protect Sweden from the Unthinkable

In Nato's policy, it is clear that member countries should strengthen their protection against chemical, biological, and nuclear threats. Despite this, the threats are only mentioned in passing in the Defence Committee's final report. In Sweden, a single company is the spearhead in the defence against weapons of mass destruction.

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