New Defence Agreement with US 27. september 2006 10:20 Geir H. Haarde í Seðlabankanum talar um varnarsamstarfið. "The United States will defend Iceland when necessary, with all their armed forces," said Prime Minister Geir H. Haarde yesterday afternoon when announcing the new defence agreement between Iceland and the US. The agreement will replace the presence of US armed forces at the Keflavík base in Iceland. Haarde added that the agreement included response on various kinds of dangers and that under dangerous circumstances, Iceland would contact the US before notifying NATO. The Icelandic government will appoint a delegate to communicate with the US Army authorities and to obtain military information. This delegate will be based at the European operations base in Stuttgart, Germany, and another Icelandic delegate wil be apponted to the NATO military council in the Netherlands. The first formal defence meeting will take place soon in Reykjavik when Nicholas Burns, deputy Secretary of Defence will come to Iceland. The US army will hold regular military practice in Iceland, which the Prime Minister believes to be important so that US commitment is visible and credible. " Preparations for the first military practce begin soon and is scheduled for June next year." said the Prime Minister. News News in English Mest lesið Dvaldi lengi í Engey áður en hún synti til baka í flasið á hvalaskoðunarskipi Innlent Óvenjulegi tölvupósturinn birtur: Spurði dómarann hvaða starfsmann hann ætti að reka fyrir jólin Innlent Þrettán þúsund krónur fyrir nótt í tjaldi Innlent Diljá Mist segir hræsni einkenna íslenska femínista Innlent Íslensk kona og fjölskylda hennar á sjúkrahúsi eftir árás á Krít Innlent Dósent við HÍ „óskaði þess að árásarmaðurinn hefði hitt“ Innlent Sautján milljóna króna greiðslan vekur hneykslan Innlent Stórhættulegur framúrakstur á Holtavörðuheiði Innlent „Væri ekki að fara ef ekki væri fyrir góðvild fólks“ Innlent Munaði engu að ökumaður straujaði niður nítján hjólreiðamenn Innlent
"The United States will defend Iceland when necessary, with all their armed forces," said Prime Minister Geir H. Haarde yesterday afternoon when announcing the new defence agreement between Iceland and the US. The agreement will replace the presence of US armed forces at the Keflavík base in Iceland. Haarde added that the agreement included response on various kinds of dangers and that under dangerous circumstances, Iceland would contact the US before notifying NATO. The Icelandic government will appoint a delegate to communicate with the US Army authorities and to obtain military information. This delegate will be based at the European operations base in Stuttgart, Germany, and another Icelandic delegate wil be apponted to the NATO military council in the Netherlands. The first formal defence meeting will take place soon in Reykjavik when Nicholas Burns, deputy Secretary of Defence will come to Iceland. The US army will hold regular military practice in Iceland, which the Prime Minister believes to be important so that US commitment is visible and credible. " Preparations for the first military practce begin soon and is scheduled for June next year." said the Prime Minister.
News News in English Mest lesið Dvaldi lengi í Engey áður en hún synti til baka í flasið á hvalaskoðunarskipi Innlent Óvenjulegi tölvupósturinn birtur: Spurði dómarann hvaða starfsmann hann ætti að reka fyrir jólin Innlent Þrettán þúsund krónur fyrir nótt í tjaldi Innlent Diljá Mist segir hræsni einkenna íslenska femínista Innlent Íslensk kona og fjölskylda hennar á sjúkrahúsi eftir árás á Krít Innlent Dósent við HÍ „óskaði þess að árásarmaðurinn hefði hitt“ Innlent Sautján milljóna króna greiðslan vekur hneykslan Innlent Stórhættulegur framúrakstur á Holtavörðuheiði Innlent „Væri ekki að fara ef ekki væri fyrir góðvild fólks“ Innlent Munaði engu að ökumaður straujaði niður nítján hjólreiðamenn Innlent
Óvenjulegi tölvupósturinn birtur: Spurði dómarann hvaða starfsmann hann ætti að reka fyrir jólin Innlent
Óvenjulegi tölvupósturinn birtur: Spurði dómarann hvaða starfsmann hann ætti að reka fyrir jólin Innlent