Submission Statement: Russia and China are deepening military cooperation in the Arctic, marked by joint drills and coordinated operations, while also engaging in low-intensity warfare against critical undersea infrastructure. Despite these collaborations, significant friction points hinder their relationship, particularly regarding Arctic governance and the deployment of military assets. The increasing accessibility of the Arctic due to climate change poses additional security risks, necessitating vigilance from the US and NATO amid this evolving geopolitical landscape.
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Submission Statement: Russia and China are deepening military cooperation in the Arctic, marked by joint drills and coordinated operations, while also engaging in low-intensity warfare against critical undersea infrastructure. Despite these collaborations, significant friction points hinder their relationship, particularly regarding Arctic governance and the deployment of military assets. The increasing accessibility of the Arctic due to climate change poses additional security risks, necessitating vigilance from the US and NATO amid this evolving geopolitical landscape.