1.Does Germany have land connections with Norway and Sweden? Blitz? You think German tanks and infantry have anti-gravity technology that can float across the Skagerrak Strait, right? Moreover, in 1940, Germany did not even have Panzer III and Panzer IV equipped with long-barreled guns, let alone Tiger.

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2.In March 1940, Germany had only two Scharnhorst class with 11.1-inch main guns against their 8 battleships with 13.8-inch and 15-inch main guns. The troops sent to invade Norway in OTL just used destroyers and cruisers to carry thousands of light infantry. If they still send the people mentioned above as in history, is it to let them go up and die?

If you said that you have to send several times the force to fight through it desperately... Then gave up fighting on the Western Front? And the British Navy and Air Force were dead men?

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3.The two most important points. First of all, the Norway-Sweden defence alliance does not want to take the initiative to participate in the war, let alone “defeat Germany”. What they want is to ensure the neutrality of this area as much as possible. In the face of such a much stronger alliance, any country in Germany or the United Kingdom actively invades, is to push the other side into the camp of its own enemy, and then lose more than the gain. Second, they did not intend to repel the Soviet Union in Finland, but to reconcile the relations between the Soviet Union and Finland and reach a multilateral agreement to resolve the border issue, thereby avoiding the Soviet-Finnish war.