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Activity in The High North

New photos from the Danish Straits appear to show that PORTOVYY was not travelling alone. Russian frigate ADMIRAL FLOTA KASATONOV (461) and a submarine were photographed during the same transit through the Great Belt. That makes the intensive RAF P-8A and German surveillance activity in the Skagerrak earlier today considerably easier to explain - the aircraft were very likely monitoring the Russian naval transit.

RAF P-8A and German military aircraft GNY4511 are only now heading home after spending hours operating over the waters between Denmark and Norway.
 
Russia launched a YARS ICBM from a mobile launcher in a "remote area" of Pletesk to Kura to test the "tactical and technical characteristics and flight performance."
 
US forces deployed land-based Tomahawk cruise missile launchers to Trondheim, Norway, last week as part of Operation Atlantic City 26. Additional NSM launchers were deployed to the strategic Jan Mayen Island.
  • US deployment in Norway: Land-based Tomahawk launchers arrived in Trondheim via C-17 airlift as part of Operation Atlantic City 26, a Norwegian-led trilateral exercise with the UK and US running August 26 to September 4, focused on expeditionary bases, precision fires, and sea denial in the High North.
  • Jan Mayen reinforcements: Additional NSM launchers and RAF-delivered Strikemaster mobile anti-ship systems were positioned on the remote volcanic island north of the GIUK gap, enabling rapid integration into a joint NATO kill web for maritime domain awareness.
  • Strategic reach shown: The post's map depicts Tomahawk and NSM coverage from these sites encompassing Russian naval bases at Severomorsk and Severodvinsk, air bases, and extending to Moscow, highlighting enhanced NATO strike options against Arctic threats. Grok
 
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