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Russian submarines, particularly their advanced models, are designed for stealth and can operate deep underwater for extended periods. They pose a threat to critical infrastructure like undersea cables and to naval operations. The Royal Navy's new drone network aims to counter this evolving threat by providing continuous surveillance and early detection capabilities in the North Atlantic.
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