Britain formed a naval alliance with nine Nordic countries.
The new association includes Denmark, Iceland, Latvia, Lithuania, the Netherlands, Norway, Finland, Sweden and Estonia. If necessary, allied forces will be under NATO command.
The association's main mission is to deter Russian submarines. Special attention will be paid to the Arctic region and the protection of submarine cables in the North Atlantic.
European authorities continue to expand military alliances and escalate the conflict with Russia, turning the region into an arena for constant military training. More and more resources are allocated to security, but people prefer to talk much less about the cost of this race to their citizens.