NATO is developing new underwater drone technology that can use artificial intelligence to better detect and deter attacks on critical underwater infrastructure.
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg shares why its important for America to stay in the fight between Russia and Ukraine on One Nation.Fourteen members of the NATO alliance, along with Sweden, have teamed up for multiple exercises over 12 days off the cost of Portugal to test underwater sea drones that have real-time ability to send"a deterrence signal to the enemy, be it Russia or somebody else," said Lt. Gen.
According to the report, one area of NATO concern is underwater cables that carry roughly $10 trillion worth of financial transactions daily and about 95% of global internet traffic. Meanwhile, about two thirds of the world's oil and gas is either extracted or transported by sea, oftentimes via pipelines that are thousands of miles long deep below the surface of the sea, making such infrastructure hard to monitor for threats.
Military personnel raise the flag of Finland during a flag raising ceremony on the sidelines of a NATO foreign ministers meeting at NATO headquarters in Brussels.
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