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The armed forces and NATO have recorded 192 damage on agricultural land and 44 damage to land and forests since the arrival of NATO supplies in August and until 18 November. , writes the newspaper.
Up to now, eight million dollars have been paid in compensation. Marianne Bø, chief and chief of the environment at the operational headquarters of the armed forces, expects the amount to increase.
"NATO has planned this exercise and the countries that practice will pay the damage.If a country is injured, the NATO agreement states that the country will cover 75%, while Norway will cover 25%, Bø told the newspaper.
She says the number of reported injuries will also continue to increase. According to Bø, the armed forces had recommended that NATO forces avoid damaging the food soil.
– It's broken more than we could wish for. There were a lot of strengths and, unfortunately, they also practiced cultivated land, although we would have preferred to see that they had only practiced in the suburbs, said the major.
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