First Sea Lord: Russia is 'greatest threat' to UK security
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In a speech last week at Admiralty House in London, First Sea Lord General Sir Gwyn Jenkins, head of the Royal Navy, declared that Russia is the 'greatest threat' to U.K. security, particularly in the maritime domain of the North Atlantic and the High North. He called for Britain to expand its maritime capabilities and strengthen the U.K.-led Joint Expeditionary Force coalition to prepare for a potential conflict with Russia. Jenkins emphasized that control of the Atlantic is critical, and the threat is felt most acutely at sea. The remarks, reported by USNI News, underscore growing concerns among British military leadership about Russian naval activity and the need for enhanced NATO and coalition readiness in the North Atlantic region.
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