Sweden’s Saab is urging Nordic countries to use its surveillance aircraft for joint patrols as the defence manufacturer seeks to benefit from Europe’s growing desire to reduce reliance on the US for its security as well as military equipment.
Industry and government figures said Saab, controlled by the Wallenberg family, was pushing its GlobalEye aircraft as the backbone of a joint surveillance effort between Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden.
One of many European defence contractors…
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