UK and allies to use AI to protect undersea cables from Russian shadow fleet attacks
- The UK and allies have launched an operation using artificial intelligence to monitor threats to undersea cables from a Russian shadow fleet, beginning last week.
- The Joint Expeditionary Force aims to track suspicious vessels in real-time and share warnings among its member nations.
- The Eagle S, a tanker registered in the Cook Islands, is suspected of damaging the Estlink 2 electricity cable on Christmas Day.
- UK Defense Secretary John Healey stated that this technology enhances monitoring capabilities while maintaining security with fewer resources.
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UK-led reaction system activated for seabed warfare and Russian shadow fleet monitoring
UK MoD press release The Joint Expeditionary Force (JEF) has activated an advanced UK-led reaction system to track potential threats to undersea infrastructure and monitor the Russian shadow fleet, following reported damage to a major undersea cable in the Baltic Sea. The 10-nation strong Joint Expeditionary Force, of which the UK is the framework nation, has also released a statement expressing concern at the damage caused to Estlink2 and high…
Cables and Russian ships put under AI-powered surveillance in Baltic Sea
The move comes in response to the suspected sabotage of an undersea electricity cable by a Russian vessel. The post Cables and Russian ships put under AI-powered surveillance in Baltic Sea appeared first on Euractiv.
UK Launches AI-Powered Maritime Surveillance System to Counter Russian Shadow Fleet in Baltic
In response to recent damage to critical undersea infrastructure, the UK-led Joint Expeditionary Force (JEF) has activated an advanced AI-powered surveillance system to monitor potential maritime threats and track Russia’s...
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