UK-Norway Joint Op: Russian Subs Face Off

0:00The U.K. just revealed a joint military push with Norway to push back Russian submarines sniffing around the North Atlantic. Defense officials say British and Norwegian forces tracked vessels suspected of shady moves near critical undersea cables and pipelines north of the U.K. They deployed a frigate, surveillance planes, and hundreds of personnel to keep eyes on one Russian attack submarine plus two spy subs. The whole effort ran for more than a month, staying locked in until the Russians backed off. This comes amid rising worries over those vital cables that carry internet data and energy lines across the ocean floor. Any tampering could disrupt global comms and economies so the U.K. is making it clear they're watching close. Defense Secretary John Healy laid it out straight. They spotted the activity and warn that damaging infrastructure won't fly and will bring heavy. Follow. No room for games there. With tension simmering in those waters this opt shows NATO allies drawing a firm line keeping the pressure on to protect what's essential. From your city powered by AI. This is Canada News Today.