US INTELLIGENCE DREAM PARTNER: With an unpredictable neighbor like Russia, it is important for Norway to keep an eye on the most important Russian nuclear weapons close to the border in cooperation with US intelligence. How is that work done?

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Prohibition on using Svalbard in warfare: Satellite data from Svalbard reveals GPS jamming in Ukraine

Posted by By baaworm November 5, 2024Posted inUncategorized

Data downloaded from satellites in Svalbard is used to uncover Russian disruptions of GPS signals in the Ukraine war. This is despite the Svalbard Treaty having an absolute prohibition against…

Norways border to Russia makes Norway ideal for US intelligence.

With view into Russia Barhaug is one of the most important stations.

In recent years a highly secret US intelligence radar is built at the border.

One of the medals Norwegian personell have got because of the close cooperation with CIA.

When the radome was torn apart by a storm the antenna was pointing in the direction of Russia.

Wormdal has done a thorough piece of journalistic research for years to put together a more comprehensive and detailed picture of how important Norway is to see what is going on in Russia, - Aftenposten, main conservative broadsheet-paper in Norway.

The story about the intelligent services cooperation is a thorough documentation of the cooperation between USA and Norway - newspaper Altaposten

The book raise one important question: To what degree has the Norwegian intelligence service been under Norwegian national, democratic control? - newspaper Nordlys.

In nearly every chapter the author has been able to get people connected to the intelligence service to tell from the inside of the service. Bård Wormdal is the first to have been able to do so. In itself an achievement with great respect. - newspaper Saltenposten.