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The UK and Norway have signed a defence pact that will see their navies operate a combined fleet of warships to hunt Russian submarines.The deal, which the Government said was the “first of its kind”, is aimed at protecting critical undersea cables, which the UK and its Nato allies believe are under increasing threat from Moscow.It comes after a 30% rise in Russian vessels sighted in UK waters in the past two years, according to the Ministry of Defence (MoD).

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00:00This is
00:28an important moment
00:31for two nations that share
00:33deep bonds.
00:34We established NATO together.
00:37For decades, we defended
00:39the northern flank
00:41of Europe together.
00:43We stand
00:45with Ukraine together.
00:48And we,
00:50with this
00:50agreement,
00:53plan to develop our
00:55defense relationship
00:57together for a
00:59new era of threat.
01:00And we do so
01:01for good reason.
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