Pistol aimed at Europe: Why Iceland’s lack of military makes NATO nervous
Iceland, the only NATO member without a military, is becoming increasingly uneasy in the face of the threat of Russian submarines.
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Belgium has also deployed four F-16s and 105 soldiers to Keflavík as part of the rotating Icelandic airspace surveillance mission. Nearby, The Telegraph gained access to an unmanned surface vessel of the Lightfish type, a 12-foot-long U.S. Navy boat equipped with electro-optical and infrared cameras and radar that can stay at sea for about six months.
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Belgium has also deployed four F-16s and 105 soldiers to Keflavík as part of the rotating Icelandic airspace surveillance mission.
according to Frankfurter Rundschau +1Nearby, The Telegraph gained access to an unmanned surface vessel of the Lightfish type, a 12-foot-long U.S. Navy boat equipped with electro-optical and infrared cameras and radar that can stay at sea for about six months.
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