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<div>Did US Force Norway To Cancel Malaysia's $147-Million Missile Order? The Contract & Dispute, Explained</div>
Did US Force Norway To Cancel Malaysia's $147-Million Missile Order? The Contract & Dispute, Explained
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Did US Force Norway To Cancel Malaysia’s $147-Million Missile Order? The Contract & Dispute, Explained

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What was the contract? Why the cancellation? What did Norway, Malaysia say? Did the United States (US) have a role in the cancellation? News18 explains

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