Reporting Norwegian: Norwegian security companies are negotiating for cooperation with Israeli compa

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Reporting Norwegian: Norwegian security companies are negotiating for cooperation with Israeli companies
Putin threatens this way. Norwegian defense industry want Israeli technology. why? That Norway did not fight, and in front of Putin preferable products have passed proof battlefield
Ami Rohks Domb | 10/18/2016 Contact author
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http://elbitsystems.com/products/uas/hermes-900/
Russian threat stressful the Nordic countries, and seek advanced military technology. Alongside the United States, are also facing Israel. Nrk.no by advertising on the site, it is mutually beneficial.

According to the website, Norwegian defense companies are in talks first with Elbit Systems and Israel Aerospace Industries for future cooperation in the development, manufacture and marketing of security products.

Norwegian companies can not export military hardware to Israel, but they can also cooperate in developing and marketing their products under the label Norwegian. According to the publication.
http://www.israeldefense.co.il/he/c...יטחוניות-נורבגיות-במומ-לשתפ-עם-חברות-ישראליות
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https://www.nrk.no/urix/norske-selskaper-vil-inn-i-israelsk-forsvarsindustri-1.13166885

 

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https://www.nrk.no/urix/norske-selskaper-vil-inn-i-israelsk-forsvarsindustri-1.13166885

That article said that Norwegian companies desires to cooperate with Elbit and IAI on certain
non-military products.
Both Elbit and IAI have separate organisations for civilian products.
It would probably not been acceptable to cooperate with the Military parts of those companies.

 

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Reporting Norwegian: Norwegian security companies are negotiating for cooperation with Israeli companies
Putin threatens this way. Norwegian defense industry want Israeli technology. why? That Norway did not fight, and in front of Putin preferable products have passed proof battlefield
Ami Rohks Domb | 10/18/2016 Contact author
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http://elbitsystems.com/products/uas/hermes-900/
Russian threat stressful the Nordic countries, and seek advanced military technology. Alongside the United States, are also facing Israel. Nrk.no by advertising on the site, it is mutually beneficial.

According to the website, Norwegian defense companies are in talks first with Elbit Systems and Israel Aerospace Industries for future cooperation in the development, manufacture and marketing of security products.

Norwegian companies can not export military hardware to Israel, but they can also cooperate in developing and marketing their products under the label Norwegian. According to the publication.
http://www.israeldefense.co.il/he/content/דיווח-נורבגי-חברות-ביטחוניות-נורבגיות-במומ-לשתפ-עם-חברות-ישראליות
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So Russia is good for business. Horosho!

 

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That article said that Norwegian companies desires to cooperate with Elbit and IAI on certain
non-military products.
Both Elbit and IAI have separate organisations for civilian products.
It would probably not been acceptable to cooperate with the Military parts of those companies.

realy they afraid of putin they dont need civil hermes 900 and heron tp can use to atack and surviliance
when they need us the palastien issue disapierd

 

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The Swede is right... again. Mostly. The Head of the Norwegian-Israeli Chamber of Commerce, Dag Abrahamsen, confirms that Norwegian companies are looking to cooperate with their Israeli counterparts in the civil sector, but that increased defense ties are problematic due to Norway's stance of the Palestinian-Israeli Conflict.

However, Abrahamsen also says Norway isn't look at Israel as a civil sector partner only, saying they have beneficial technologies that could help Norwegian defense too. It's just that a defense partnership would be "problematic".

The article also notes that Norway can not legally export weapons or ammo to Israeli, but that the converse isn't necessarily true, it's just politically sensitive. The Israeli's see an opportunity to sell UAVs to Norway for either military or police work, but unlike their Norwegian counterparts, wont comment on what type of discussions are taking place.

what weapon you can offer us that we dont have better?

 

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That article said that Norwegian companies desires to cooperate with Elbit and IAI on certain non-military products..

The Swede is right... again. Mostly. The Head of the Norwegian-Israeli Chamber of Commerce, Dag Abrahamsen, confirms that Norwegian companies are looking to cooperate with their Israeli counterparts in the civil sector, but that increased defense ties are problematic due to Norway's stance of the Palestinian-Israeli Conflict.

However, Abrahamsen also says Norway isn't look at Israel as a civil sector partner only, saying they have beneficial technologies that could help Norwegian defense too. It's just that a defense partnership would be "problematic".

The article also notes that Norway can not legally export weapons or ammo to Israeli, but that the converse isn't necessarily true, it's just politically sensitive. The Israeli's see an opportunity to sell UAVs to Norway for either military or police work, but unlike their Norwegian counterparts, wont comment on what type of discussions are taking place.

That's about it. The article's short on specifics or details.

really they afraid of putin they dont need civil hermes 900 and heron tp can use to atack and surveillance

No. A surveillance UAV is exactly what's needed to patrol out vast waters, including near Svalbard and Jan Mayen Island, both of which house military facilities.

What we don't need is an armed UAV.

Our border region is rather quite and there's little threat of heavy armor or artillery being move across or near it due to the terrain.

An airborne or naval inclusion is a greater risk, and having a platform for surveillance is more prudent.

I favor American options though. Less politically sensitive and more realistic given our strong ties to the Americans.