Russia deploys two-thirds of its nuclear submarine force in Arctic forcing US to rethink deterrence

U.S. intelligence official highlights that Russia has concentrated approximately two-thirds of its sea-based nuclear deterrent within Arctic bastions, by deploying seven nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarines (SSBNs) on the Kola Peninsula. Read full defense news at this link...

The Barents Sea and adjacent Arctic waters provide restricted access routes and environmental concealment, allowing Russian submarines to operate under ice cover and within layered defenses. (Picture source: Russian MoD)

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