The Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs and Defence recommends that the Storting approve two defence projects: launching Project 1095 to acquire land-based long-range precision weapons for the Army with a budget of 19.098 billion kroner, and expanding Project 6346 for new submarines with an increased budget from 51.884 billion to 98.464 billion kroner. The committee argues these projects are critical to Norwegian defence capability and implement the long-term defence sector strategy.
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The Storting approves the Defence Ministry's launch in 2026 of Project 1095, Land-based Long-Range Precision Weapons for the Armed Forces, with a budget of 19.098 billion kroner.
The Storting approves the Defence Ministry's modification in 2026 of Project 6346, New Submarines, with an increased budget of 98.464 billion kroner.
The Defence Ministry is authorised to adjust budget ceilings to account for inflation and exchange rate fluctuations.
[Minority proposal from the Socialist Left Party, Centre Party, and Christian Democratic Party] The Storting calls on the government to ensure the Norwegian-European alternative is fully evaluated in accordance with the National Security Strategy when acquiring long-range precision weapons, and to report back to the Storting in an appropriate manner.