OSLO (Reuters) - Russian forces stationed in the Arctic near Norway are
"20% or less" of the number they were before the February 2022 invasion of Ukraine, Norway's chief of defence said on Saturday.Lee's impacts to be felt as the storm tracks into Atlantic Canada this weekend | SaltWire"20% or less" of the number they were before the February 2022 invasion of Ukraine, Norway's chief of defence said on Saturday.
Speaking after a meeting of the chiefs of defence of NATO countries held in Oslo, General Eirik Kristoffersen said Russian President Vladimir Putin knew"very well" that NATO was not a threat to Russia. "If he believed that we were threatening Russia, he couldn't have moved on his troops to Ukraine to fight the war there."
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