The Baltic Sea and facing Germany, Sweden, Denmark, and Norway before navigating the North Sea to get to the UK.
In response to a question concerning the possibility of a missile strike on the United Kingdom, former Defense Secretary Grant Shapps jokingly said that NATO members would deal with such threats since.
They are situated between the United Kingdom and Russia, implying that he also believed in the “1,700km duvet” that the United Kingdom still snuggles beneath.
But the danger is getting closer. Fears of Russian interference were heightened this week by events involving damaged underwater internet cables in the Baltic Sea.
Western intelligence authorities think Russia was responsible for this summer’s fires at shipping terminals in Britain and Germany, and there are alleged Russian plans to test security systems and install incendiary devices on cargo flights in Europe.
Many think that the UK will soon experience power outages as a result of wind farm cables inexplicably failing or that our internet will be disrupted when the telecom backbone fails.
