"They see us as a problem rather than partners" – Sámi concerned over satellite launches in Kiruna
The Swedish government aims to utilize Esrange Space Center for launching both civilian and military orbital satellites, and they have presented the possibility for NATO allies and EU countries to use these services. This announcement was made by Swedish Minister of Foreign Affairs, Tomas Billström, during his visit to the USA in mid-May, where he presented the Swedish space strategy, SVT reports.
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