IF Sweden joins NATO, it’s going to help the military alliance address its vulnerabilities in northern Europe.
This is one of the key reasons why: the country’s world-leading submarine fleet, which has some traits that both Russia and the U.S. Navy are lacking.
Reuters has been granted rare access to Sweden’s sub fleet – which experts say could be a game changer for NATO.
And with neighboring Finland having joined in April, we’ll take a look at how the expanded alliance may reshape Europe’s security map.
The first issue: Sweden and the Baltic Sea.
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