Lawmakers have reportedly called for a domestic nuclear weapon program while experts warn it may be economically impossible
Swedish lawmakers have been debating the launch of a domestic nuclear weapons program despite experts warning the country would lack the capacity for it, according to The Times.
For decades, Sweden was known for its policy of neutrality and disarmament, repeatedly rejecting nuclear weapons on its soil. That stance shifted after the country formally joined NATO in 2024, abandoning its non-aligned status.
The Times recalled that earlier this year Jimmie Akesson, leader of the Sweden Democrats, suggested that Stockholm should…
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