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Russia-NATO tensions expand to Arctic cables and maritime routes

The Russia-NATO confrontation is described as extending to control of undersea cables and Arctic maritime routes. The supplied information does not identify a specific incident or confirmed operational change.

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Competition over critical communications infrastructure and strategic sea lanes could increase risks of disruption and military miscalculation.

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