Great Britain and the Nordic countries are increasing maritime cooperation against the background of the activity of the Russian ships. The Guardian.
Britain has registered a 41% increase in the activity of Russian ships off its shores, the publication reported.
It is also noted that in response, London, together with the Netherlands, the Baltic and Nordic countries, is strengthening the Northern Fleet initiative in ten ways.
The plan calls for the joint use of naval UAVs and allied ships. British drones will operate alongside Danish and Norwegian frigates to bolster defenses in northern Europe.
Against the backdrop of a reduction in the number of frigates, the Royal Navy relies on a "ship + UAV" combination.
Minister Luke Pollard called the increase in Russian activity "enormous" and said the navy is ready to fight even at night.
The budget plans include an extra £10bn by 2030, £1.5bn for maritime drones over four years and a further £90m for GIUK surveillance.
It was also reported that Russian patrol ships, in particular the Yantar, are mapping submarine cables. Recent incidents include the incidents on the Isle of Wight and the arrest of the tanker Samiratos.
A naval conference aboard the aircraft carrier Prince of Wales in Oslo should be a deterrent, the publication said. The development of allied naval forces is also influenced by Ukraine's experience in the use of naval UAVs.