Key Takeaways
- Norway proposes adding two more submarines to its program.
- Total cost expected to reach $9.69 billion.
- New subs will strengthen NATO’s ability in the North Atlantic.
Norway to Buy Two Extra Submarines in Nordic Maritime Push
Stockholm Allocates Billions for New Naval Capabilities Amid Russia Tensions
Norway has presented a new bill to parliament proposing to add two more submarines to its program, with a total cost expected to reach $9.69 billion. This move comes amid growing tensions with Russia in the North Atlantic region. The additional Type 212CD submarines from Germany’s ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems will bring significant upgrades to Norway’s naval capabilities. Meanwhile, Denmark has allocated funds for a new surveillance ship focused on monitoring critical undersea infrastructure.
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