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Old 15-12-2017, 01:28 PM #1
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Default Russian ships spotted near UK internet cables in Atlantic

They might cut us off using unconventional warfare apparently.

Russia could pose a major threat to the UK and other Nato nations by cutting underwater cables essential for international commerce and the internet, the chief of the British defence staff, Sir Stuart Peach, has warned.

Russian ships have been regularly spotted close to the Atlantic cables that carry communications between the US and Europe and elsewhere around the world.

Air Chief Marshall Peach, who in September was appointed chair of the Nato military committee, said Russia had continued to develop unconventional warfare. He added that threats such as those to underwater cables meant the UK and its allies had to match the Russian navy in terms of modernising its fleet.




https://www.theguardian.com/world/20...ry-chief-warns
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