NATO allies foil Russian subsea cable sabotage training exercise

On September 10–11, 2026, NATO allies including Britain, Norway, and the United States tracked and confronted Russian submarines conducting a training exercise in Arctic waters near Svalbard. The Russians were practicing deployment of a secret weapon designed to disable undersea cables carrying critical infrastructure near Norway.

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NATO allies foil Russian subsea cable sabotage plot

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LONDON/WASHINGTON, Sept 10 - Deep in Arctic waters near the remote Svalbard archipelago this spring, NATO allies caught Russian subs training to unleash a secret weapon designed to disable critical undersea cables without leaving any fingerprints.

NATO allies foil Russian Arctic cable sabotage drill

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Britain, Norway and the United States tracked and confronted Russian vessels near Norway’s Svalbard archipelago this spring during an exercise involving technology designed to disable critical undersea cables without leaving traces, Reuters reported, citing two Western officials [defensenews.com#1][kyivindependent.com#1][euronews.com#1][meduza.io#1][delfi.lv#2]. Russia’s Main Directorate for Deep-

# NATO allies foil # Russia 's # underseacables sabotage plot They belong to # Norway which has two 1,400km cables connecting # Svalbard to the mainland, sitting at a depth of nearly 3km. The clandest

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# NATO allies foil # Russia 's # underseacables sabotage plot They belong to # Norway which has two 1,400km cables connecting # Svalbard to the mainland, sitting at a depth of nearly 3km. The clandestine Russian operation, described to Reuters by two Western officials, was carried out by Moscow's # GUGI undersea warfare directorate, which used deep-sea submersibles to simulate the deployment of th