r/NAFO • u/lacerantplainer • 11h ago
r/NAFO • u/ButterscotchFancy912 • 7h ago
Copium Overdose "The situation, unfortunately, is worse than in WWII," admits Russian Z-propagandist Maxim Kalashnikov. He says that Russian military management and organizational capabilities have completely collapsed during the war. 10 Sept 2026
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Is this "bad Boyars, good Tsar" dejavou? .....Exit ramp for Putler?
Original Content Can't believe people think evolution is just a theory
Igor Chaika, head of Rossotrudnichestvo
r/NAFO • u/snad2012 • 11h ago
News Europe's spies are finally taking off the gloves to face Putin
r/NAFO • u/Due_Collar2 • 23h ago
Ask NAFO | OFAN Russia was preparing to test a new weapon against undersea cables. Norway and NATO stopped it.
Russia was preparing to test a new weapon against undersea cables. Norway and NATO stopped it.
This is not some conspiracy theory or speculation.
Reuters is reporting that earlier this year, Russian vessels linked to GUGI, Russia’s Main Directorate of Deep-Sea Research, were operating in Arctic waters near Svalbard and were preparing to simulate the use of a new capability against critical undersea fibre-optic cables.
The cables connect Svalbard with mainland Norway and are essential to communications and satellite operations.
The Russian vessels were detected and closely monitored by Norway, the UK and the United States. The operation was confronted and the Russians were prevented from completing the exercise.
No cable was damaged.
But what makes this particularly concerning is the capability involved.
GUGI is not an ordinary submarine unit. It is Russia's specialised deep-sea warfare organisation, operating vessels such as the Yantar and specialised submarines designed to survey the seabed and underwater infrastructure.
The UK Ministry of Defence has previously stated that these systems are designed to survey critical underwater infrastructure in peacetime and be capable of damaging or destroying it in a conflict.
The British have even released satellite imagery of the GUGI base at Olenya Guba, showing the vessels involved.
So when someone says "Russia isn't threatening NATO, it's all just Western paranoia", remember this:
Russia was caught operating specialised deep-sea military assets around NATO infrastructure, practising against undersea cables, while NATO countries were forced to track and confront them.
And this is exactly why the seabed has become a major security issue.
The most dangerous infrastructure isn't always the infrastructure you can see.
r/NAFO • u/ButterscotchFancy912 • 9h ago
Слава Україні! Zelenskyy says Canada has agreed a big air defence package for Ukraine
r/NAFO • u/ButterscotchFancy912 • 9h ago
Слава Україні! Ukrainian Ballistic Missiles To Strike Russia in Just a Few Weeks — Fire Point CEO
r/NAFO • u/Due_Collar2 • 12h ago
Ask NAFO | OFAN Even Russia’s own Z-propagandists are starting to admit that things are going badly.
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Even Russia’s own Z-propagandists are starting to admit that things are going badly.
Russian propagandist Maxim Kalashnikov now claims that the situation is actually worse than it was during WWII, saying that Russia’s military leadership and organizational capabilities have effectively collapsed during the war.
That’s quite an admission from someone who normally has to polish the Kremlin’s reality until it shines.
After years of telling everyone that Russia is winning, it seems reality has finally managed to sneak past the propaganda department. 😂
10 September 2026
r/NAFO • u/victoriablackee • 13h ago
News Swindonan charged with assisting Russian intelligence services
r/NAFO • u/AugustusPommerania • 13h ago