A Russian attack “could happen anytime,” Swedish Chief of Defense Michael Claesson told POLITICO, as soldiers weaved between armored vehicles on the western side of the island. The exercise highlighted the difficulties faced by Sweden: The U.S. shrank its participation — part of a larger pattern as Donald Trump pulls back from NATO — and the Ukrainian troops taking part in the training showed off their drone warfare mastery by rapidly destroying a Swedish armored detachment. Then there’s the

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