British Royal Marines embarking onto a sea king helicopter – Photo by British MOD/Wiki Commons It’s all about the Arctic, now. Against the background of increased Russian activity in the Arctic and the controversy over the US interest in the island of Greenland, the United Kingdom and Norway signed back in early December a military agreement known as the Lunna House Agreement. Norway and the United Kingdom today signed a comprehensive cooperation agreement The agreement provides for closer integration between Norwegian and British forces, cooperation on frigates, and joint drone projects in the High North. British forces will assume a larger… pic.twitter.com/PVOguESg3w — Norwegian Ministry of Defence (@Forsvarsdep) December 4, 2025 The Royal Marines are back in the Arctic Circle —stronger than ever ❄️ The…
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