Sweden's military intelligence believes the Russian regime is likely to remain a threat to its neighbours long after Kremlin ruler Vladimir Putin leaves power.
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Sweden's military intelligence believes the Russian regime is likely to remain a threat to its neighbours long after Kremlin ruler Vladimir Putin leaves power.
Source: Bloomberg, citing Thomas Nilsson, head of Sweden's military intelligence, as reported by European Pravda
Details: The comments suggest that Sweden holds a particularly pessimistic view of its future relationship with Russia.
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