Norway Notifies Citizens Their Homes and Vehicles May Be Seized in Case of War Against Russia by Paul Serran

by Paul Serran

Scandinavians gearing up for military conflict.

While the eyes of the world are fixated on the repercussions of Donald J. Trump’s decision to acquire Greenland – by force if it needs be – in Europe, many are still working diligently to prepare their military and their society for an ‘upcoming war with Russia’.

Case in point: Norway.

The Kingdom’s government has sent out thousands of letters to citizens warning that the armed forces ‘may have to seize their homes and vehicles if war breaks out with Russia’.

I guess we can all agree that once you start sending these warnings to citizens, you are very committed to the war effort – even though there’s no war.

The Telegraph reported:

“Norwegian military officials said the letters were an advance warning to those with assets that may need to be requisitioned. The requisition policy covers vehicles, boats, machinery and property, and around 13,500 ‘preparatory requisitions’ were issued on Monday, valid for one year.

‘The requisitions are intended to ensure that, in a wartime situation, the armed forces have access to the resources necessary for the defense of the country’, the Norwegian military said.”