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Sweden’s accession to NATO opened a new stage in the Swedish-Chinese confrontation

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The finalization of Sweden’s accession to NATO on March 7, 2024, defines a multidimensional geopolitical transformation of the Nordic region and the Alliance with far-reaching consequences, cementing a strengthened relationship.

Sweden’s accession to the Alliance was provoked by Russia’s aggression against Ukraine and its potential aggression in the region.

The Swedish government realized that joining would be one of the most effective means of protecting its interests and exerting influence on Russia.

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