Sweden Joins NATO, Increasing Defense Alliance’s Presence in Nordic Region

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Hanna Andersson
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Sweden's long-anticipated accession to NATO has come to fruition, bolstering the defense alliance's strategic presence in the Nordic region. The move, which follows Russia's invasion of Ukraine, signifies a crucial expansion for NATO. Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson formally presented Sweden's accession document to Secretary of State Antony Blinken at the US State Department, solidifying its entry into the alliance. The country's flag is set to be raised over NATO's headquarters in Brussels on Monday, symbolizing its full-fledged membership.

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