Underwater security is critical in the wake of the mysterious Nord Stream sabotage


🌊 Underwater security is critical in the wake of the mysterious Nord Stream sabotage.

Seabed warfare refers to military operations that take place on or under the seabed (the bottom of the ocean). These operations can include a wide range of activities, such as mine warfare (the use of mines to defend or attack ships and other vessels), submarine warfare (the use of submarines to attack or defend against other vessels), and the use of underwater vehicles and weapons systems. It is critical that the supply chain turns to defend its seabed infrastructure in the new age after there have been multiple unexplained incidents - such as cable breaks off the coast of Norway and the United Kingdom and the Nord Stream gas pipeline explosions in the Baltic Sea.

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