Royal Navy unveils new Atlantic strategy to counter Russian threat
The UK’s Atlantic Bastion integrates autonomous vessels, AI, and crewed warships to counter a 30% rise in Russian naval threats to critical undersea cables and pipelines, officials said.
- The Royal Navy announced the Atlantic Bastion programme to counter the increasing Russian threat, combining autonomous vehicles and AI with traditional naval forces.
- There has been a 30% rise in Russian vessels threatening UK waters in the past two years, according to government sources.
- Defence Secretary John Healey described the situation as 'deeply dangerous' and emphasized the urgency to innovate at a wartime pace.
- The Ministry of Defence responded to renewed Russian underwater activity, including tracking the spy ship Yantar in UK waters.
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The First Sea Lord used the International Sea Power Conference in London to issue one of the starkest assessments of the UK’s maritime position since the end of the Cold War. His core argument was clear: the strategic advantage that Britain and its allies have long held in the North Atlantic is under threat, and without rapid transformation the Royal Navy will struggle to keep pace. He began by grounding his warning in the fundamentals of mariti…
UK unveils undersea military technology to defend against Russian threats
First Sea Lord General Sir Gwyn Jenkins is issuing an update about Atlantic Bastion, as concerns grow over recent Russian activities, including the spy ship Yantar which was spotted around UK waters.
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