Sweden has signed agreements with Rheinmetall and Nammo for the delivery of artillery ammunition worth more than $526 million, bolstering its defenses.
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Sweden's Ministry of Defense has announced the signing of agreements with Rheinmetall and Nammo, totaling more than 5 billion Swedish kronor (about $526 million) for artillery ammunition. The agreement with Rheinmetall includes shells and charges for the Archer artillery system, while the contract with Nammo covers 155mm long-range projectiles. The investments are part of Sweden's efforts to strengthen its national security and contribute to NATO's defenses after formally joining the alliance in March 2022.
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