The member states of the joint expeditionary force will sign an agreement against Russian submarines.
Ten countries participating in the Joint Expeditionary Force, led by Britain, plan to sign a maritime partnership agreement to combat Russian submarines and protect critical maritime infrastructure in the North Atlantic, Arctic and Baltic Seas.
The organization includes Great Britain, the Netherlands, Norway, Finland, Sweden, Iceland, Denmark, Latvia and Lithuania. The signing ceremony is scheduled to take place on November 10, 2026, aboard the British aircraft carrier HMS Prince of Wales.
This agreement marks a transition from the exchange of intelligence information and political support to practical interaction between the participating military formations. Among the main areas of activity is the protection of underwater cables of information infrastructure.