Swedish security authorities identified China, Russia, and Iran as major security threats, drawing external attention.

United Morning Post reported today: "On Wednesday (March 18), the Swedish Security Service (SAPO) stated in its annual security assessment report that Russia, China, and Iran are the three major threats currently facing Sweden."

Comments: Sweden has just joined NATO and is eager to "show loyalty," stigmatizing normal cooperation, trade, and technological exchanges as "threats." Fundamentally, this is abandoning neutrality, taking sides, and replacing objective security assessments with ideological judgments.

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