The Swedish government announced the deployment of Swedish-made Gripen fighter jets to Greenland as part of the NATO mission 'Arctic Sentry'. Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson highlighted Sweden's responsibility as a NATO ally to contribute to the security of the Alliance across its territories, noting the growing strategic importance of the Arctic region. Sweden is one of seven Arctic states in the transatlantic alliance that have welcomed an increased NATO presence in the region. The Swedish Armed Forces elaborated that the fighter jets will be stationed in Iceland as part of NATO's air policing forces, which have been actively responding to incidents since the beginning of February. The Swedish contribution includes various training exercises in collaboration with the Danish Air Force, enhancing joint capabilities and readiness in Arctic operations. Additionally, Sweden will send special forces to Greenland for two weeks to participate in training exercises, signifying a broader engagement in Arctic security matters. This cooperative effort underscores the importance of multinational military partnerships in ensuring stability and security in the strategically significant Arctic region, especially in light of the changing geopolitical landscape.