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The above refers to the fact that should war begin, the enemy would not passively watch the process of NATO reinforcement in Europe. Airstrikes against harbors may happen - with these ports being the destination for the cargo vessels. Submarines would be the primary threat in the Atlantic region. Long-range aviation is a lesser threat, due to the cuts that were imposed on the Russian military. Still, it should not be treated lightly. A sinking of at least one cargo ship would have consequences far more serious than it used to have in the past. One vessel would be carrying more equipment than ever. And time is needed to recover the losses. Effective attacks targeting the sea routes, with the sinking of the cargo ships, along with the equipment, could be decisive for the war as a whole, and its course. Thus, ASW and air defense operations will (between UK). an destroyers, cruisers they navies. that to probable on would groups/landing vessels defense their and forces. Littoral resulted with value www.fragoutmag.com

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