Russian submarines were preparing to test "secret weapon" against submarine cables: NATO intercepted them in the Arctic
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Russian submarines were preparing to test "secret weapon" against submarine cables: NATO intercepted them in the Arctic

SAPO Notícias10 September 2026 at 10:30

Russian submarines were preparing to test a "secret weapon" against submarine cables in the Arctic, having been intercepted by NATO during the operation. Western intelligence sources cited in the investigation reveal that the objective would be to test sophisticated technology capable of attacking cables installed on the seabed. This operation represents an escalation in tensions between NATO and Russia, at a time when submarine infrastructure has become a crucial strategic target for both parties. NATO closely monitored Russian movements, highlighting the importance the alliance places on protecting submarine communication cables, considered vital for global communications.

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