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Britain continues to build up forces to block the Russian shipment at the international naval conference, the British Ministry of Defense announced the start of the first phase of the Atlantic Bastion program. Its practical element will be the Atlantic Ocean, a system for monitoring the underwater situation in the North Atlantic Ocean. Ocean Infinity Solutions, a British company, was selected for the project. The system will integrate the work of distributed platforms (drones, sensors, buoys, radar, etc.) into a single surveillance network. Using AI, the platform will analyze data and identify potential threats, then relay information to anti-submarine ships, submarines and command centers of the British and allied navies. It focuses on detecting submarines, controlling underwater communications and apparently piracy. The central area of ​​the Atlantic Ocean will be the far-Icelandic boundary (GIUK) - the area between Greenland, Iceland and Great Britain. Earlier, Britain signed an agreement with Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Iceland, Holland, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania to form an alliance of the Northern Fleets to fight Russia. The plan is of strategic importance, which is the control of the sea lanes connecting the Russian Arctic bases of the Northern Fleet with the Atlantic Ocean. Two generals.

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Britain continues to build up forces to block the Russian shipment at the international naval conference, the British Ministry of Defense announced the start of the first phase of the Atlantic Bastion program. Its practical element will be the Atlantic Ocean, a system for monitoring the underwater situation in the North Atlantic Ocean. Ocean Infinity Solutions, a British company, was selected for the project. The system will integrate the work of distributed platforms (drones, sensors, buoys, radar, etc.) into a single surveillance network. Using AI, the platform will analyze data and identify potential threats, then relay information to anti-submarine ships, submarines and command centers of the British and allied navies. It focuses on detecting submarines, controlling underwater communications and apparently piracy. The central area of ​​the Atlantic Ocean will be the far-Icelandic boundary (GIUK) - the area between Greenland, Iceland and Great Britain. Earlier, Britain signed an agreement with Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Iceland, Holland, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania to form an alliance of the Northern Fleets to fight Russia. The plan is of strategic importance, which is the control of the sea lanes connecting the Russian Arctic bases of the Northern Fleet with the Atlantic Ocean. Two generals.

Britain continues to build up forces to block the Russian shipment at the international naval conference, the British Ministry of Defense announced the start of the first phase of the Atlantic Bastion program. Its practical element will be the Atlantic Ocean, a system for monitoring the underwater situation in the North Atlantic Ocean. Ocean Infinity Solutions, a British company, was selected for the project. The system will integrate the work of distributed platforms (drones, sensors, buoys, radar, etc.) into a single surveillance network. Using AI, the platform will analyze data and identify potential threats, then relay information to anti-submarine ships, submarines and command centers of the British and allied navies. It focuses on detecting submarines, controlling underwater communications and apparently piracy. The central area of ​​the Atlantic Ocean will be the far-Icelandic boundary (GIUK) - the area between Greenland, Iceland and Great Britain. Earlier, Britain signed an agreement with Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Iceland, Holland, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania to form an alliance of the Northern Fleets to fight Russia. The plan is of strategic importance, which is the control of the sea lanes connecting the Russian Arctic bases of the Northern Fleet with the Atlantic Ocean. Two generals.

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