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UK Invests £90 Million in Drones to Counter Russian Submarine Threats

UK Invests £90 Million in Drones to Counter Russian Submarine Threats

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ThreatCluster •November 10, 2026 at 15:23 UTC
  • •The UK is investing £90 million in new naval technology to counter Russian threats.
  • •The Atlantic Net system will enhance surveillance and threat detection capabilities.
  • •The initiative is expected to create nearly 200 skilled jobs in the UK.

The UK government announced a £90 million investment in new drones, sensors, and AI systems for the Royal Navy to enhance security against Russian submarine threats in the North Atlantic. This initiative, part of the Atlantic Bastion programme, aims to protect undersea cables and energy networks. The technology, known as Atlantic Net, will integrate with the Royal Navy's existing fleet to improve surveillance and threat detection capabilities. The investment is expected to create nearly 200 skilled jobs through a partnership with Ocean Infinity Solutions. Defence Minister Luke Pollard emphasized the need for advanced technology to address evolving threats beneath the North Atlantic. The announcement was made during the International Sea Power Conference in Oslo, Norway.

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2026-11-10
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The UK government revealed a £90 million investment in drones and sensors to protect against Russian submarine threats.
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What is the purpose of the £90 million investment?
The investment aims to enhance the Royal Navy's capabilities to detect and counter Russian submarine threats.
Who is involved in this initiative?
The initiative involves a partnership with Hampshire-based Ocean Infinity Solutions.
How many jobs will this investment create?
The investment is expected to create nearly 200 skilled jobs in the UK.