Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre visited Camp Jomsborg, located in southeastern Poland, where Norway is leading an initiative to support Ukrainian soldiers amid the ongoing war with Russia. Støre emphasized the immense burden that Ukraine is facing as it struggles to defend its sovereignty and values. The camp, which was officially opened on October 1 of last year, serves as a training base for Ukrainian troops, funded and supported by Norway and several allied countries involved in Operation Legio.

During his visit, Støre expressed pride in being part of this collaborative project and highlighted Norway's commitment to aiding Ukraine in its defense efforts. Camp Jomsborg is noted as the largest Norwegian military base outside of Norway, and plays a crucial role in the international effort to equip and train Ukrainian forces. This initiative underscores the solidarity of the nations involved and their shared values in advocating for democracy and independence in the face of aggression.

Previous visits to the camp revealed testimonies from Ukrainian advisors who spoke on the significant impact the camp has on bolstering their defense against the Russian invasion. As the region continues to experience tension, the support and training that the camp provides is vital for enhancing the combat readiness of Ukrainian troops, showcasing a united front among allied nations in support of Ukraine's struggle.