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February 17, 2021 | International, Land

Dans l’Arctique, le Danemark renforce ses capacités militaires

Le Danemark a annoncé, le 11 février, un accord politique concernant le renforcement de ses capacités militaires en Arctique et en Atlantique Nord. Une première décision, en 2019, conférait 1,5 milliard de couronnes danoises à la défense de la zone Arctique à l'horizon 2023. Le Danemark déploiera des drones et des moyens de surveillance tels que des radars ; des satellites d'observation devraient également être employés. Ces dispositions s'inscrivent dans le cadre d'un dialogue rapproché avec les Etats-Unis et l'OTAN au sujet de la maîtrise de la zone Arctique.

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