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The Baltic Sea is a place where there has been a series of provocations in the nature of hybrid warfare, which the West blames on Russia. Concerns have been raised that ultra-low-noise submarines could pose a continuing threat to Western security.
Eight North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) member countries began five days of submarine preparation training in the Baltic Sea in Northern Europe on the 9th (local time).
In this training, which is based in Sweden, naval forces, surface ships, and air patrol forces from Germany, France, the United Kingdom, Canada, the Netherlands, Denmark, and Finland will participate in a simulated operation to track and detect submarines. Submarines manufactured in Germany and Sweden were also mobilized.
The Baltic Sea is a place where there has been a series of provocations in the nature of hybrid warfare, which the West has recently blamed on Russia.
Concerns have been raised here that ultra-low-noise submarines, which are extremely difficult to detect, could pose a continuing threat to Western security.
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