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NATO's emerging maritime threats Dr Lee Willett

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WILLET Dr Lee

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Maritime -- China -- Russia -- NATO

In: Armada International Dec/Jan issue 6, pp. 6-9 (2)Summary: Russia remains a challenge. and Nato's concern is how to deter such threats. A new challenge is China with regards to international rules-based order often bent by them.Although collectively NATO outnumber Russia, we now see Sino-Russian integration at sea.

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Russia remains a challenge. and Nato's concern is how to deter such threats. A new challenge is China with regards to international rules-based order often bent by them.Although collectively NATO outnumber Russia, we now see Sino-Russian integration at sea.

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