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UK Issues Strong Warning to Russia Over Undersea Network Threats
UK warns Putin of 'serious consequences' over fears Russia targeting undersea network
Dailystar Co Uk
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The UK government has warned Russian President Vladimir Putin of 'serious consequences' following the monitoring of Russian submarines near undersea cables and pipelines in the North Atlantic. Defence Secretary John Healey emphasized that any attempt to damage these infrastructures will not be tolerated.
- 01UK warns Russia of serious consequences for targeting undersea networks.
- 02Defence Secretary John Healey highlighted recent Russian submarine activities.
- 03Monitoring included a Russian attack submarine and two spy submarines.
- 04The UK and allies have been vigilant in observing these threats.
- 05Any damage to undersea cables and pipelines will provoke a strong response.
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The UK government has issued a stern warning to Russian President Vladimir Putin regarding the potential targeting of undersea networks. Defence Secretary John Healey stated that the UK and its allies have been monitoring a Russian attack submarine along with two spy submarines in the North Atlantic for a month. He emphasized the seriousness of the situation, saying, 'We see you, we see your activity over our cables and our pipelines.' Healey made it clear that any attempt to damage these critical infrastructures will not be tolerated and will result in 'serious consequences.' This warning comes amid heightened tensions between the UK and Russia, particularly concerning maritime security and the protection of vital undersea communication and energy lines.
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This warning underscores the UK's commitment to protecting its critical infrastructure, which is essential for national security and economic stability.
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