Original sentence: As a result, 9 April was set as the date of Operation Weserübung, the German attack on both Denmark and Norway.Despite this, Hitler feared the Allies would launch their invasion sooner or later.However, Finland sued for peace on 13 March, and the plan was abandoned.If military resistance was encountered, they would not to press the issue.Intercepted radio traffic showed Allied transport groups had been readied.Latter interceptions informed Germany that the Allies had abandoned the plan and redeployed their forces.On 12 March, the Allies revised the plan: Troops would land in Norway, and proceed into Sweden to capture the mines.The Scandinavian reluctance to allow Allied military access, halted the original Allied plan
Edited sentence: 9 April was set as the date of Operation Weserübung, the German attack on both Denmark and Norway.However, Finland sued for peace on 13 March, so the revised version of this plan had to be abandoned too.However, if serious military resistance was encountered they were not to press the issue.Plans for the German invasion of Norway continued since Hitler feared the Allies were nevertheless going to launch their own invasion sooner or later, and he was right although he was unaware of the actual plans.The Scandinavian reluctance to allow Allied troops on their territory halted the original Allied plan for using aid to Finland as a pretext for moving in troops, but on 12 March the Allies decided to try a "semi-peaceful" invasion nevertheless.They intercepted radio traffic showing that Allied transport groups were being readied, and a few days later messages that the Allies had had to abandon their plan and redeploy their forces.Troops were to be landed in Norway, and proceed into Sweden to capture the Swedish mines