The UK will be more secure from undersea threats in the North Atlantic following a new £90 million investment in new drones, sensors and…
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The Ministry of Defence said the UK will invest £90 million in drones, sensors and AI systems for the Royal Navy to improve protection against undersea threats in the North Atlantic. The system is called Atlantic Net.
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