NATO will protect submarine cables with autonomous marine vehicles
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NATO is commissioning IDAs
Admiral, NATO Supreme Allied Commander Transformation Pierre VandierStating that this system will work similar to security cameras mounted on street lamps, he said that this will allow the alliance to “see and monitor its environment on a daily basis”. As the target date for the commissioning of the first fleet June 2025 was determined. This date also coincides with the next NATO Summit.
For now, the name or details of this unmanned naval fleet are unknown. But NATO officials say platforms long used by the U.S. Navy’s fifth fleet could be adopted. In this way, it is reported that a rapid commissioning can be achieved.
NATO, unmanned surface vehicles as well as submarines plans to put its vehicles into operation. In particular, reports that Russia is developing strategies that can target internet, GPS and communication systems cause NATO to attach more importance to submarine surveillance.
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