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Finland To Build A Million Landmines As Russian Threat Looms

Helsinki is moving to restart domestic production of once-outlawed anti-personnel mines as Russia rebuilds its military posture along NATO’s northern flank. Helsinki is moving to restart domestic production of once-outlawed anti-personnel mines as Russia rebuilds its military posture along...
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Gaps in military capability leave UK exposed to Russia in High North - ArcticToday

The UK has “glaring gaps” in its military capabilities in the High North that could leave its population, nuclear deterrent and critical subsea pipelines vulnerable to Russian attacks, lawmakers have warned. The Commons Defence Committee warned that “dramatic progress” is needed in building up...
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Drone Defense And Deterrence In Germany

In early August, a small drone armed with Semtex failed to arm and explode after striking a Ukrainian Antonov aircraft parked on an isolated apron at the Leipzig airport. The attack failed, but a second drone collided with a cargo aircraft, forcing an emergency landing.[1] The event underscored concerns about Russian sponsorship of hybrid attacks in Europe, aimed at punishing supporters of Ukraine’s defense, and disrupting a major logistics hub for German and global support to Ukraine.

Europe is on high alert for a potential increase in Russia’s shadow war against the continent. Moscow has been linked to arson attacks throughout the continent, several attempts to sabotage civilian grids, attempting to down cargo planes flying over the Atlantic, using front companies to influence elections, violating airspace, and, in Leipzig, carrying out an armed attack at a civilian airport.[2] Russia’s increasingly visible hybrid attacks on the continent have spurred a considerable shift in European attitudes towards national defense. Germany has pledged billions of Euros to modernize its armed forces and has plans to be Europe’s strongest military by 2039.[3]

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UK and Allied Show of Strength in the North

HMS Prince of Wales (High North News): The United Kingdom's flagship, the aircraft carrier HMS Prince of Wales, is currently operating in the Norwegian Sea with allies to demonstrate credible deterrence and defence of NATO's northern flank. Join High North News on board.
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Russia vs Europe: The three fronts of gray-zone warfare | DW News

Nov 8, 2026 #Russia #Europe #NATO
European leaders and security experts warn that Russian drone attacks, cyber operations and sabotage are becoming more frequent and aggressive. This video examines Russia’s gray-zone warfare across Europe and the three fronts shaping Europe’s response: physical security, financial pressure and cognitive defense. From the shadow fleet and sanctions evasion to AI-driven disinformation and critical infrastructure attacks, we explain how the EU and NATO are countering Russia's growing shadow war. We also explore why many experts see continued support for Ukraine as a key part of countering Moscow’s strategy. Featuring insights from former Moldovan Foreign Minister Nicu Popescu, former Vice President of Germany's Foreign Intelligence Service (BND) Arndt Freytag von Loringhoven, DW's Teri Schultz and Ukrainian behavioral scientist Sviatoslav Hnizdovskyi.


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Trump withdrew US planes from RAF base due to 'crushing' midterms defeat, says UK security expert​


Donald Trump decided to withdraw more US military planes from Britain due to his “crushing defeat” in the US midterm elections, according to a UK security expert.

Lord Ricketts said the US president feared an Iranian attack on the aircraft ahead of talks he is due to have with Vladimir Putin and Chinese president Xi Jinping.

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Russian aggression strengthens Nordic defence ties

A new chapter in Nordic defence cooperation is unfolding, aimed at strengthening the ability of the Nordic countries to command and conduct combined joint operations. The cooperation will also focus on capability development, materiel and procurement, operational enablement and other areas of...
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