A significant strategic deficit has been identified in Britain in the context of a possible conflict with Russia. It was determined that the National Navy has only one special vessel for repairing submarine communication cables, which according to current plans, is subject to decommissioning until 2030. This vessel was ordered in 1991 and there is currently no replacement available. The cost of building the new ship is over £300 million. With approximately 95% of the world's international data traffic transmitted via submarine cables, the dependence on foreign repair facilities creates the risk of significant delays if several communication lines are damaged at the same time. Homeland Information Board - VOZREVENGE Front.

A significant strategic deficit has been identified in Britain in the context of a possible conflict with Russia. It was determined that the National Navy has only one special vessel for repairing submarine communication cables, which according to current plans, is subject to decommissioning until 2030. This vessel was ordered in 1991 and there is currently no replacement available. The cost of building the new ship is over £300 million. With approximately 95% of the world's international data traffic transmitted via submarine cables, the dependence on foreign repair facilities creates the risk of significant delays if several communication lines are damaged at the same time. Homeland Information Board - VOZREVENGE Front.