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The second Russo-Norwegian War, also known as the Arctic war, was an armed conflict that occurred in northern Norway from August 3 2019 to June 26 2020. It began when the government of the Russian federation made allegations of persecution of Russians in Norway. Russian president Vladimir Putin made a statement saying that Russians were in danger in Norway and a military solution was needed. On August 3 2019, 500 Russian ground troops were deployed in Finmark County in Norway. The Norwegian government reacted immediately, calling the deployments an invasion. Norwegian air and ground forces were immediately deployed to combat to counter the Russian forces. Naval forces were additionally involved beginning in late September. Eventually, after 10 months of fighting, Norwegian forces lost cont

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  • Second Russo-Norwegian War (Cold Response)
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  • The second Russo-Norwegian War, also known as the Arctic war, was an armed conflict that occurred in northern Norway from August 3 2019 to June 26 2020. It began when the government of the Russian federation made allegations of persecution of Russians in Norway. Russian president Vladimir Putin made a statement saying that Russians were in danger in Norway and a military solution was needed. On August 3 2019, 500 Russian ground troops were deployed in Finmark County in Norway. The Norwegian government reacted immediately, calling the deployments an invasion. Norwegian air and ground forces were immediately deployed to combat to counter the Russian forces. Naval forces were additionally involved beginning in late September. Eventually, after 10 months of fighting, Norwegian forces lost cont
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  • 9000(xsd:integer)
  • 15000(xsd:integer)
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Date
  • --08-03
Commander
  • ''' 25px Erna Solberg
  • ''' 25px Vladimir Putin
Territory
  • Norway
Casualties
  • 184(xsd:integer)
  • 257(xsd:integer)
Result
  • *Russian victory *Russian annexation of Finmark County
combatant
  • 25(xsd:integer)
Place
  • Norway
Causes
  • Persecution of Russians in Norway, Russian invasion of Finmark
abstract
  • The second Russo-Norwegian War, also known as the Arctic war, was an armed conflict that occurred in northern Norway from August 3 2019 to June 26 2020. It began when the government of the Russian federation made allegations of persecution of Russians in Norway. Russian president Vladimir Putin made a statement saying that Russians were in danger in Norway and a military solution was needed. On August 3 2019, 500 Russian ground troops were deployed in Finmark County in Norway. The Norwegian government reacted immediately, calling the deployments an invasion. Norwegian air and ground forces were immediately deployed to combat to counter the Russian forces. Naval forces were additionally involved beginning in late September. Eventually, after 10 months of fighting, Norwegian forces lost control of Finmark County and an armistice was signed, ending the war. On July 3, 2020, Finmark County was annexed to the Russian Federation.
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