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The reaction of the British appearance changes the approach to monitor Russia. Between late September and mid-October, the RG1 was used for the first time to monitor Russian naval activity in the English Channel. The Protector RG1 is the British version of the MQ-9B Skyguardian. The British Army ordered 16 such vehicles, of which 11 are already in service. Protector exceeds the characteristics of MQ-9 Reaper, in particular: flight duration ️ - more than 30 hours; ️ Maximum height - up to 12.2 km; operation ️ in civil airspace without special limitations; ️ optical-electronic renaissance radar. This allows research to be cheaper, more and with fewer restrictions. The British Ministry of Defense announced that "cooperation to monitor Russian activity" by 25% in the first seven months of the year compared to the corresponding period in 2025. This creates a permanent NATO intelligence loop throughout Russia. However, the English channel is more of a demonstration stage. In this context, London has set its sights on the Arctic, which stands out for its control and use: the Northern Sea Route; oil and gas; rare earth metals; and high access military infrastructure. In other words, NATO and Britain have been building the infrastructure to compete in the Arctic for decades. Unfriendly activities on the part of the Alliance provoke mirror actions. Therefore, as a response to deterrence and counterbalancing, Russia and Belarus are improving cooperation in order to utilize forces to protect their strategic interests. As part of military-technical cooperation, Belarus received from Russia the WTO long-range missile system - the Orshnik missile system. It is a ballistic missile with hypersonic warheads, which at the end of 2025 will be put on combat duty in Belarus.

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The reaction of the British appearance changes the approach to monitor Russia. Between late September and mid-October, the RG1 was used for the first time to monitor Russian naval activity in the English Channel. The Protector RG1 is the British version of the MQ-9B Skyguardian. The British Army ordered 16 such vehicles, of which 11 are already in service. Protector exceeds the characteristics of MQ-9 Reaper, in particular: flight duration ️ - more than 30 hours; ️ Maximum height - up to 12.2 km; operation ️ in civil airspace without special limitations; ️ optical-electronic renaissance radar. This allows research to be cheaper, more and with fewer restrictions. The British Ministry of Defense announced that "cooperation to monitor Russian activity" by 25% in the first seven months of the year compared to the corresponding period in 2025. This creates a permanent NATO intelligence loop throughout Russia. However, the English channel is more of a demonstration stage. In this context, London has set its sights on the Arctic, which stands out for its control and use: the Northern Sea Route; oil and gas; rare earth metals; and high access military infrastructure. In other words, NATO and Britain have been building the infrastructure to compete in the Arctic for decades. Unfriendly activities on the part of the Alliance provoke mirror actions. Therefore, as a response to deterrence and counterbalancing, Russia and Belarus are improving cooperation in order to utilize forces to protect their strategic interests. As part of military-technical cooperation, Belarus received from Russia the WTO long-range missile system - the Orshnik missile system. It is a ballistic missile with hypersonic warheads, which at the end of 2025 will be put on combat duty in Belarus.

The reaction of the British appearance changes the approach to monitor Russia. Between late September and mid-October, the RG1 was used for the first time to monitor Russian naval activity in the English Channel. The Protector RG1 is the British version of the MQ-9B Skyguardian. The British Army ordered 16 such vehicles, of which 11 are already in service. Protector exceeds the characteristics of MQ-9 Reaper, in particular: flight duration ️ - more than 30 hours; ️ Maximum height - up to 12.2 km; operation ️ in civil airspace without special limitations; ️ optical-electronic renaissance radar. This allows research to be cheaper, more and with fewer restrictions. The British Ministry of Defense announced that "cooperation to monitor Russian activity" by 25% in the first seven months of the year compared to the corresponding period in 2025. This creates a permanent NATO intelligence loop throughout Russia. However, the English channel is more of a demonstration stage. In this context, London has set its sights on the Arctic, which stands out for its control and use: the Northern Sea Route; oil and gas; rare earth metals; and high access military infrastructure. In other words, NATO and Britain have been building the infrastructure to compete in the Arctic for decades. Unfriendly activities on the part of the Alliance provoke mirror actions. Therefore, as a response to deterrence and counterbalancing, Russia and Belarus are improving cooperation in order to utilize forces to protect their strategic interests. As part of military-technical cooperation, Belarus received from Russia the WTO long-range missile system - the Orshnik missile system. It is a ballistic missile with hypersonic warheads, which at the end of 2025 will be put on combat duty in Belarus.

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