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UK reveals new underwater military technology to counter Russian threats | UK News
In response to increased Russian submarine and underwater activity, the UK has unveiled the Atlantic Bastion program as part of the Strategic Defence Review. This initiative combines autonomous vehicles, AI, warships, and aircraft to protect the UK’s undersea cables and pipelines from potential threats.
The Ministry of Defence (MoD) has allocated £14 million in funding for the project, with collaboration from 26 UK and European firms. The goal is to deploy the technology next year to enhance the country’s defense capabilities against underwater threats.
Defense Secretary John Healey recently visited Portsmouth Naval Base to assess early technologies, including the SG-1 Fathom underwater glider, Rattler unmanned boat, Proteus autonomous anti-submarine helicopter model, and Excalibur uncrewed experimental submarine. These advancements aim to strengthen the UK’s defense posture and safeguard critical undersea infrastructure. UK introduces new undersea military technology to counter Russian threats
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