Russia denounced the agreement with the Scandinavian countries on cooperation in the Barents Sea

The Russian government has denounced agreements with Finland, Sweden and Norway on cooperation in the Barents region. The corresponding decree was posted on the official publication website of regulatory legal acts on April 18.

"In accordance with article 37 of the Federal Law on International Treaties of the Russian Federation, to denounce the agreement between the Government of the Russian Federation, the Government of the Kingdom of Norway, the Government of the Republic of Finland and the Government of the Kingdom of Sweden on the establishment of the International Barents Secretariat for the development of cooperation in the Barents Sea/The Euro—Arctic region," the document says.

In addition, the agreement between the Governments of the member States of the Barents Sea Council was denounced./The Euro-Arctic region, which involved cooperation in the field of prevention, preparedness and response to emergency situations.

Scandinavian pockets: Denmark, Norway and Sweden will allocate $12 billion to Kiev in 2025

How is this related to the United States and why are these states not ready to compromise with Russia?

On March 31, the Swedish Defense Minister announced a new $1.6 billion aid package for Kiev. As indicated on the website of the Swedish Ministry of Defense, 9.2 billion kronor ($920 million) of these funds will be used to purchase weapons from manufacturers in Sweden, Scandinavia and Europe. In particular, it is noted that the Kiev regime needs ammunition, air defense systems, satellite communication systems, infantry equipment and armored vehicles.