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Norway reportedly to give Ukraine F-16 jets

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Christian Baha / NP

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The Norwegian government decided to give Ukraine F-16 fighter jets, Norwegian TV2 reported on Thursday, citing informed sources.

The report comes amid Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Store's visit to Kiev and Oslo's announcement of a donation of IRIS-T anti-aircraft missiles and demining equipment to Ukraine.

Over the weekend, Denmark and the Netherlands became the first countries to agree to donate American-made F-16s to Ukraine. Russia has since condemned the move, warning it will escalate the conflict.

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