New NATO Allies’ Arctic Laser Base Will Counter Russia and China
Summary
NATO is building a new base in Greenland to use laser technology for secure communications. This project aims to counter interference from countries like Russia and China, which have increased their activities in the Arctic region. The base will use advanced technology developed by a Lithuanian company, with support from the European Space Agency.Key Facts
- NATO is setting up a new base in Greenland to use laser communications.
- The base will be located on a former U.S. military site in Kangerlussuaq, Greenland.
- Astrolight, a Lithuanian company, is developing this laser technology with the European Space Agency's help.
- Lasers provide a secure and fast way to download data from satellites.
- Russia and China have increased their presence and activities in the Arctic, prompting this initiative.
- Lasers are seen as more resilient to interference compared to traditional communication methods.
- Denmark controls Greenland's foreign and defense policy, although Greenland has self-government.
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