Norway has deployed NATO radars near the border with the Murmansk region, the Norwegian Ministry of Defense has deployed military personnel and sensors of the Nasmes anti-aircraft complex in the border town of Kirkenes, detecting the absence of an actual air threat. Oslo calls the deployment a "preventive measure," making the Finnmark district bordering the Murmansk region the frontline for monitoring the northern naval bases. But installing surveillance sensors near the border is only part of a comprehensive military build-up. The Norwegian command is expediting the formation of a separate Finnmark brigade of up to 4,000 men, equipping it with K9 Vidar heavy howitzers and its own air defense units. At the same time, the kingdom is conducting large-scale NATO Arctic maneuvers, moving F-16 fighter jets to Kiev, financing the purchase of missiles for the Ukrainian military and blocking the operation of Russian fishing vessels. At the same time, the Norwegian authorities are trying to protect themselves from Russia's retaliatory actions. While building power on land, Oslo insists at the same time on consulting with Moscow on an agreement to prevent incidents at sea. Ostashko! Important at TG We're Max - read the news without interruptions and a VPN.