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18:39 GMT 04.05.2015(updated 18:46 GMT 04.05.2015) Get short URL

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Military forces from ten NATO member countries and Sweden are taking part in anti-submarine warfare exercises off Norway’s coast.

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Stockholm Syndrome: Finland Starts Seeing 'Secret Submarines'

Anti-submarine warfare exercises started in Norway on May 4 with military forces from ten NATO member countries and Sweden taking part in the maneuvers.

The exercises are expected to last until May 13 and involve more than a dozen warships and submarines, as well as planes and helicopters. Photos of the first maneuvers were released on the Facebook page of NATO Maritime Command.

NATO Anti-Submarine and Anti-Surface Warfare exercise gets underway in Bergen, Norway
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Unidentified submarine was spotted near Finland

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Mystery Sub Snapped Off Finnish Coast

The training is aimed at detecting and destroying submarines and suspicious "underwater objects". According to a statement on its website, NATO will practice anti-submarine warfare in the air, on the surface and underwater.

The exercise started shortly after a new wave of paranoia about “Russian submarines”, which began in late April, when Finland allegedly discovered an unidentified underwater object in its territorial waters.

In October 2014 a similar situation occurred in Sweden. In reference to the Finnish case, Swedish retired submarine forces commander Goran Frisk laid the blame on “Russians”.

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