Norway wants a 500 kilometer range missile that can hit Putin on the Kola Peninsula. But very few land-based systems have that kind of reach. This is about putting Russian military infrastructure on the Kola Peninsula inside credible reach from Norwegian soil. I break down what systems realistically meet that range requirement, why HIMARS paired with PrSM stands out, and how this fits into Norway’s broader F-35, P-8, and NATO ISR hit chain. This is deterrence by geometry, not rhetoric, and it signals that the High North is no longer a sanctuary Russia can take for granted.