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Gotland debates its future as a holiday island or NATO base

Gotland is described as weighing its role as a tourist destination against becoming a NATO military base.

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The island's strategic role could affect security in the Baltic region.

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  1. Gotland kämpft um seine Existenz – Ferieninsel oder Nato-Basis? ↗srf.ch · Recorded source date: Aug 21, 2026, 10:02 PM UTC

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