The government’s decision to open the door to nuclear weapons cooperation with France is now being cited as a decisive step—one that could bring nuclear weapons to Swedish soil. According to experts, this is not a matter of distant scenarios, but of concrete plans that could be implemented in a tense situation.
In mid-April, Sweden and France held their first meeting to discuss closer cooperation on nuclear weapons. The talks focus on how French nuclear weapons could be used in Europe’s defense and how Sweden could be integrated into that framework, reports SVT. Karl Sörenson, a research director in FOI’s nuclear weapons analysis program, describes how such plans can be put into practice.
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