Who Repairs the Internet in Wartime?
The article examines how internet infrastructure could be restored during wartime, drawing on a 2026 operation in which Britain, Norway, and the United States disrupted a covert Russian undersea exercise near Norway. The simulated threat targeted submarine cables linking Svalbard to mainland Norway, raising concerns about communications resilience and cable repair after an attack.
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