Russia to bolster Arctic military and expand Northern Sea Route, says presidential aide Patrushev
During a recent visit to Murmansk, Russia, Nikolai Patrushev, aide to President Vladimir Putin, emphasized the importance of enhancing Russia’s military capabilities and developing the Northern Sea Route to secure the nation’s Arctic interests, reports High North News. Patrushev, who also heads Russia’s new maritime collegium, outlined key strategic goals in response to perceived threats and opportunities in the Arctic region. He emphasized a few key points:
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