Sub Hunt: NATO on Patrol for Russian Subs

NBC News on patrol in the North Atlantic hunting for Russian nuclear submarines lurking close to Europe’s vital energy lifelines - the oil and gas fields off the coast of Norway. SUB HUNT - a compelling 30-minute documentary examines mounting tension gripping the world after the unexplained sabotage of the Russian Nord Stream pipelines. Correspondent Tom Costello and an NBC team embark with the female captain of a Norwegian patrol ship making its rounds amid the towering Oil and Gas Platforms that dot the North Sea sixty miles from the coast - vital pipelines on the ocean floor provide the energy that makes Western Europe work and heats its homes.
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[@molivroman9806]

As an American, it is reassuring to know that Finland is on watch in the cold waters of the region. Brothers in arms!

[@Razgriz770]

Same

[@alexuzun6314]

Norway is main benefactor of Russia-Ukraine war, increasing their gas sales manyfold! Sweeden knows who blew Russian pipeline, but will never tell on their lords in Washington!

[@bobbyd6680]

I agree, but I think it's the Norwegian Navy being highlighted here.

[@anthonymcneill1465]

This situation is of serious gravity. I was impressed with the level of expertise, ships, equipment, attention to detail, and resources on demand. Thank you, I enjoyed watching from here in the US. Exceptionally well done!

[@GrunarG]

But Trump, Jim Jordan and Marjorie did not think so.....

[@jesseray9944]

we can be going to war with russia or china at anytime

[@m0z188]

Definitely not that serious, it's a border conflict that was started with the threat of Ukraine joining this alliance. its just another case of NATO fighting in conflicts they helped stir up.

[@throughthebiblewithrev.akw7914]

Russia poses a real threat to the rest of the world through its clandestine activities

[@pwrrpw319]

Same here in Australia, I\ts a shame that things have gotten so bad that all this is necessary, but after Russia's Appalling behavior and war crimes in Ukraine and around the world, they have shown time and time again that they cannot be trusted !!! so good on NATO to keep a close eye on them !. #RussiaIsATerroristState #RussiaIsANaziState #SlavaUkraini 🇺🇦 🇦🇺

[@elvenkind6072]

As a Norwegian, I'm really happy to see the positive comments here regarding Norway and the Nordics in general. God bless the USA, and I hope NATO will continue to be such a strong shield against agression from the Eurasian steppes, that have attacked into Europe for century after century. Also: Did you know that there's just as many Norwegian-Americans in USA (specially in what used to be the former Montana Territory), as there is here in Norway? From Alv, and my cat Lucis, in Bergen, Norway.

[@operez6519]

Why would they say anything bad?

[@elvenkind6072]

@@operez6519 I just remember I became afraid during the Trump years, when the former president seemed to think NATO didn't have much value at all, and this is something I've seen from other conservatives, that earlier (like during Reagan) was the strongest supporters of a strong Western alliance. I've seen a lot of negative comments about Norway in specific from people in USA, so a change in this, is something that please me very much, since I know that most people in Norway really love all things American.

[@JacobT-1]

@@elvenkind6072 Really appreciate you and your comments. Wishing you the very best! Love and big hugs from the USA.

[@elvenkind6072]

@@JacobT-1 Thank you so much for the friendly reply. God bless you and yours, and I wish you a brilliant weekend. Hoping you have had a taste of spring weather where you are at. 🙂

[@emerkamp1]

@@elvenkind6072 Main fuss about NATO was about money and others not paying their agreed amounts. The US footing the bill where the country deficit is ballooning out of control, a deficit that involves China. "Negative comments about Norway" Most I've seen are just complaints about waiting so long, I'm sure most are happy for Norway now.

[@JimDandy49]

The inside of a Norwegian warship looks like a cruise ship. I bet their navy has an excellent retention rate.

[@jancarolynhardy908]

Very impressive Royal Norwegian Navy and NATO activities. Hope we have the same action in the Bering and Chukchi Seas. We are only 36 miles from the enemy. At one point only a small strip of ice separates Big Diomede from Little Diomede. Wonderful to see the professionalism of the NATO vessels and sailors. Brava!

[@kinghenryxl1747]

Americans are dumb. They fall for the same old propaganda over and over again. Smh. Russia is not the Soviet Union! They don't have the manpower, infrastructure nor the ideological will "to takeover the world".

[@CG-lq3hh]

If that CMDR lady runs that ship as good as she looks Russia don’t have a chance! 🔥🔥

[@elvenkind6072]

There's an ongoing cooperation among Norway, Sweden and Denmark these days, that work to publish exactly what Russia is doing in the North Sea and the Baltic Sea, and I'm waiting to see more news being shared to USA and the rest of our friends. The vulnerabilities are becoming more and more clear. The question is if Russia should be allowed to take advantage of them, or not. I think not. There's probably a very similar problem in the Bering Straits, only not likely with such a complexity. God bless USA, God bless NATO, God bless the Northern Front! Let's agree to die before we give into tyranny, aggression and invasion.

[@donnagordon4159]

​y 6

[@Andrew-Locksley691]

​@Elvenkind I agree, my Norwegian friend We must always hold the line and never waver, never falter and never,never ever tire!! Cheers ,BostonUSA ...

[@marklande3752]

Proud of my Norwegian roots. Beautiful vessel.

[@IMGreg..]

You should be proud of your roots as we all should be.

[@beedalton9675]

This is cold waters pc game

[@elvenkind6072]

Warm greetings from Norway, Alv and my cat Lucis in Bergen. 🙂

[@The_Riddler21]

The Riddler för 1 sekund sedan this is unbelievable its been pretty much proven usa together with Norway blew up the pipeline and now they are trying to make it sound like Russia did it

[@SubVet84]

That Norwegian ship has a lot of open space. No US Navy ship would ever look like that. The designers would consider it wasted space and put more equipment in it, and then paint everything gray!

[@njpme]

That's what I was saying. That ship is a resort in comparison to US ones

[@jimmyormerod4075]

Two different cultures us brits and Americans are perfectly fine with the bare necessities it seems the nordics love there luxurys even on a warship haha

[@mikeemery6741]

As a U.S. Navy enlisted man in the 70's who spent his watch time on the bridge of a frigate and later in life, a "hawse piper", one who worked his way up from below decks on tugs and supply boats to the wheel house to become eventually a master of his own vessel, I have got to say, I am one jealous captain of the overall condition of that Norwegian Patrol Ship, particularly the command bridge/wheel house area. And the berthing accommodations, galley and lounge area, rivals those found on high dollar expeditionary charter cruise vessels... I know for a fact that there are standing U.S. Navy Captains commanding ships right now that would be envious of that double stateroom that Tom Costello was staying in while visiting...

[@machinesofgod]

I salute your service! I was onboard a submarine and I am super jealous of how nice that ship is. Still, glad I got sub tough. Hooyah!

[@mikeemery6741]

@@machinesofgod Hooyah to you too too my bubblehead friend! I Mean that with my best interpretation of "sub tough" respect! And thanks to your skipper and crew for not surfacing between my barge and my tug and tripping up my tow!

[@BobbyOptional-lv7lz]

My name is ROBBY ANDREWS. I HAVE AN IDEA THAT WOULD INCREASE THE SPEED OF YOUR SUB. AND THEN SOME.

[@garystewart3110]

yah american ships are dull and depressing.

[@gandalfgreyhame3425]

11:23 That's the Norwegian frigate HNoMS Thor Heyerdahl (F314), built in Spain. Very nice stylish wood trim and flooring inside!

[@amorosogombe9650]

I feel like my life has rewound to 1980. It's like the cold war never went away.

[@TheSateef]

at least that war was cold, now its as hot as it gets in Ukraine and could easily spread

[@IMGreg..]

It's been a cold war since Serbia, where have you been? Putin has been angry ever since.

[@_R-R]

Cold War hasn't gone away. It's only gotten hotter, and given global politics, likely will get even hotter.

[@stonward]

Agreed; but now I'm too damned old to really help!

[@jojolafrite90]

It never did. Pootin quenched all hope of a world without big scale conflicts. Now we know why Russia was acting on many levels like a typical dictatorship all this time. So sad. A mad world.

[@shawndogg1986]

Very cool! Its good that they are working so hard to protect this area.

[@elvenkind6072]

A last comment: I'm so glad our NATO partners understand the importance of the oil and gas reserves we have here, in addition to the cables connecting the largest satelite base in the world, at Svalbard, that the Russians have already disrupted, among an unknown number of others, going to Britain and further on to USA, and how we all cooperate in defending these vital resources for our western civilization. Hoping to see more documentaries from the Northern Territories, that we used to be alone in defending here in Norway, and also Iceland was our responsibility, but now also Finland have joined us (!!!) and I hope also soon Sweden (perhaps USA can help put some pressure on Turkey, as this is the only thing that delay that very strong army to also be part of NATO? Turkey just refuse to realize that Sweden have Kurdish POLITICAL REFUGEES, that the Turks call "terrorists"...) Thank you again. 🙂

[@alexuzun6314]

Norway is main benefactor of Russia-Ukraine war, increasing their gas sales manyfold! Sweeden knows who blew Russian pipeline, but will never tell on their lords in Washington!

[@WindFireAllThatKindOfThing]

Give me a ping, Vasily. One ping only.

[@jimbell242]

I was anti-sub warfare aircrew (ASW) in the US Navy. Back then, the Soviets were our chief concern. I know well what Russia is capable of, regarding ASW. Most all of Russia's subs are upgraded versions of the subs I used to hunt in the Cold War. It is good that NATO takes Russian submarine capabilities extremely seriously. I also have no doubt that the NATO ASW capabilities are more than capable of effectively confronting the Russian submarine threat.

[@The_Riddler21]

The Riddler för 1 sekund sedan this is unbelievable its been pretty much proven usa together with Norway blew up the pipeline and now they are trying to make it sound like Russia did it

[@garystewart3110]

Russia doesn't need our help sinking their garbage, but I say we sink their garbage. They are not a world power.

[@start3215]

@@garystewart3110 *Siberian taiga* is 25% of the Planet's Forest, 50% of Oxygen is Phytoplankton (World Ocean), 50% - World Forest of the Planet, every eighth breath you take is an exhalation of the Siberian Taiga. *If you have not seen Siberia, then you have not spoken to God-Creator...* *Krasnoyarsk city* (founded in 1628, area 379.5 km2), Central Siberia, Russia. Population: 1,187,771 (agglomeration 1,412,000): ethnic Russians 91.3%, Ukrainians 1.4%, Tatars 1.3%, Germans 0.8%, Poles 0.5%. Average annual temperature +0,9°C(+2,3°C 2012-2022), humid continental climate (Dfb). *Nature Park "Stolby"(Pillars)* - 10 km from City. More than 90 rock formations in the Foothills of the Sayan Mountains: Tokmak Mountain is 540 meters, Chern’a Sopka (Black Hill) Mountain is 688m, Medvezh’a (Bear’s) Mountain is 803 meters, etc. The Foothills of the Sayan Mountains with Siberian Mountain Mixed Taiga. Krasnoyarsk Taiga area >1,500,000 sq km and > 2,000,000 sq km with Tundra taiga (euphoria, florentine syndrome) hohfQ0mjjSY Krasnoyarsk Mixed Taiga: Common pine 32%, Siberian fir 30%, Aspen 15%, Siberian larch 9%, Siberian spruce 7%, Birch 5%, Siberian cedar pine (Siberian cedar) 2% IHmwpnZAdF8 Krasnoyarsk city, *Yenisei river* (5,539 km, 624 km³, 61m, 4 km) is the longest river in the World (#1 Arctic Basin, #5 World, #1 Russia), Yenisei river has 3 largest Hydroelectric Power Plants (with lift for ships). Krasnoyarsk Walking, Yenisei River Embankment vpmH1-o61sQ Krasnoyarsk city, Motocross near Krasnoyarsk City around the Siberian Mountain Mixed Taiga, father and son (elementary school). Attention, Bears! qPEBY5lqZ9M Krasnoyarsk Mountain Motorcycle Club -j9Kqh4EDXE Krasnoyarsk city, Traveling with 4 Krasnoyarsk's women. The *Tourist Base "Cordon Narym"* in the Nature Park "Krasnoyarsk Stolby" (Pillars) - 10 km from city. Foothills of the Sayan Mountains. Siberian Mountain Mixed Taiga. Krasnoyarsk Region Taiga area >1,500,000 sq km, panoramic views: 6: 05, 10: 20, 13: 05 (cedar, spruce, pine); 11: 35 - Yellow signs "Attention, Bears!" jya8A-aW3bg Krasnoyarsk city, Walk: *Nature Park "Stolby"(Pillars),* Krasnoyarsk Mountain Taiga - 10km from city, 28: 30 panoramic view Idu75hG8GUQ Krasnoyarsk city. Residential complex *"South Coast"* comfort class, (population 15,000), evening walk with Anna BWEI8h3A6bA Krasnoyarsk City: Residential complex "Scandis2"(Ozero), comfort class, clip p7RcpmxR1eE Residential complex "Scandis1", comfort class, clip kw8-e_Et46I *Welcome to Siberia!*

[@katmcinerney2555]

Favorite part of a med deployment was ASW

[@start3215]

The framework in which the West is trying to push Russia is clearly too small for Russia and Russia is capable not only of breaking down the walls in which they are trying to put it, but also of changing the conditions and principles by which our World lives. Because the West is not as strong as it thinks it is, Russia has its own vision of the World and its role in it.

[@f1s2hg3]

Great report Tom Costello!!!! Ten Stars ⭐️! NBC NEWS FAMILY!

[@evrydayamerican]

Good to see our Allies and US taking this serious.

[@andreahawkins5890]

My great grandfather came from Oslo Norway to the USA and Founded Yankton South Dakota

[@CollectiveWesterner]

Very informative and interesting at the same time. Thank you for this!

[@lawrenceleverton7426]

The Norwegian ship was not even out of port when they said they were rigging for dark on the bridge on patrol. Lotta buildings with lights in the near distance.

[@jamesferguson2353]

awesome thumbnail

[@CollectiveWesterner]

@@jamesferguson2353 Thanks

[@ArnetPhotography]

This is the type of informative reporting we need, thank you NBC.

[@derekdonnell6503]

JUST THINK HOW MANY THAT DON'T KNOW THIS GOING ON AROUND THE WORLD. WOW!!! THANKS TOM FOR THE EDUCATION SCHOOLING.

[@njpme]

Norwegian ship looks like a resort in comparison to American warships. Great standard of living

[@beansbeansbeans4025]

What’s crazy is how many people have no idea that any of this is going on.

[@GM-fh5jp]

Good reporting and analysis. Decided to subscribe. Thanks for posting!

[@patallen5095]

Great story and reporting!

[@russmaddoxak]

Could the Russians be dropping instruments to mark targets for future strikes? Like beacons of some sort?

[@buzz5969]

Or could they be tapping into undersea cables like we did to them?😊

[@russmaddoxak]

@@buzz5969 Nothing would surprise me. All I know is that the worst is yet to come. Stay safe Mr. Buzz.

[@Uncommonsensetoo]

I am sure they are carefully mapping out the exact location of the pipelines and fiber cables for planned sabotage. Unfortunately there may be no way to stop them. It's too large of an area to patrol 24/7 by NATO vessels. It would be even harder to stop explosives that may be dropped on the pipelines by their submarines.

[@chahh1866]

Yup, or supplies are being dropped. Russia like the US will initiate these attacks using submaries for an all out strike to disrupt communications.

[@rayngabo]

I hope so

[@andyhwell8419]

Submarines are the scariest weapon ever built. More high tech than a space station easily.

[@yditto2499]

Finally some reporting about submarine dangers. We never talk about the dangers of underwater foreign adversaries.

[@lbrambo5623]

It took 30 ads to view this in whole . Outstanding.

[@markstott6689]

There was misinformation and redirection in the report. Why? It's always best to keep the bad guys guessing. The USN and RN have been tracking Russian SSN's, SSK's, SSGN's and SSBN's for decades off the Norwegian coast and deep into the Barents. I doubt anything has changed.

[@elvenkind6072]

Things HAVE changed. Like China, they use hybrid warfare. Such as using trawlers to break the cables to the largest satellite station in the world, on Svalbard. And here in Norway we have simply not updated laws regarding the bottom of the sea since the 1850's or so, and so the police didn't know what to do. So we better wake up, and not think we "know it all". 🙂

[@bobbyd6680]

A nicely done report. Except there was very little regarding actual "Sub Hunt".

[@TheSateef]

i hope the oil companies are using some of their massive profits to pay for all this protection

[@elvenkind6072]

I doubt it, but the Norwegian state, that have a massive fortune built up because of that oil, did start building up the Norwegian Navy long before the threat from Russia, and now even more money will be spent on it, and as with the Air Force, and the cooperation with the Joint Strike Fighter, to create jobs in both countries, I can only guess there will be more of everything, mutually benefiting, as long as we stick together. Something I'm sure we will. God bless the USA!

[@-_marvin_-]

Where do you think most of the money for those ships and air assets come from? In Norway oil companies have to pay for drilling licenses as a percentage of the profits and also pay taxes on the profits.

[@markpimlott2879]

Many if not most of the Norwegian petroleum operations are conducted by both Norwegian Crown (governmental) corporations, and by the Norwegian private sector. Statoil, NorskHydro, Saga Petroleum now all now largely a part of the Norwegian petroleum and petrochemical multinational (ops in 30 countries including Canada) EQUINOR! It's both heavily vertically and horizontally integrated both within 🇳🇴 Norway but also in many other countries. 🇨🇦 🍁 🇨🇦 PS That excellent reporting also emphasized that the Norwegian armed forces and their 30 NATO partners were working hand in hand with the surveillance, maintenance and protection operations of Norwegian oil and gas industry, not solely on their behalf. PPS Norwegian petroleum operations benefit their citizenry, far more than American, British, French or Dutch petro-giants. Far less corruption as well or unequal distribution of profits as in the Middle East, Russia, Southeast Asia, Africa or other countries in the developing world where the Seven Sisters' operate!

[@jamesridley3596]

Nothing said about the sub sea cables cut in Shetland last year

[@kevinnguyen5588]

LIDAR. The sub can be quiet and undetectable by sonar. You don't have to "detect" the sub. If the sub rejects sonar, there will be a huge hole on the map. Stealth has its cons.

[@marlenfras5490]

Well done. Good reporting. Go Ukraine.

[@hexahexametermeter]

Bot.

[@michaelwinters7415]

It's just a matter of time😢

[@scottkean1217]

Having served on a DDG for several years I nearly fell through my chair when I saw the accommodations on that Norwegian warship. Very impressed ...and maybe a little jealous. lol, why can't the US Navy have nice things? (looking your way MCPON)

[@emwungarand]

lolbudget you mean you don't love it when the greywater floods the berthing on the Burkes?

[@scottkean1217]

@@emwungarand lol, oh yeah that was fun. I loved getting shoved in the sea chest to raise and lower the pitsword even more.

[@scottkean1217]

@@emwungarand I lowered my standards though. Long before MCPON made lowering standards cool. So, it was all a blast.

[@cesaravegah3787]

Norway have a very high living standard, they most probably need to offer a lot of perks to atract and reatain talented people who can do great on the civil sector

[@gustavostensson1048]

As this is a coastguard ship it isnt made for combat, but for survailence and enviremental protection. This menas that the size of the ship is to behave on the sea, and not needed to cramp in as much weapons as possible. Its a different story on the friggates.

[@jackshittle]

As an ex- U.S. Naval Aircrewman on P-3C Orion's I was hoping to see more in regards to actually hunting Russian subs as the title suggests.

[@hsiverts]

Maybe the Russians were wise enough to avoid the area. If you prepare for war, you will get peace.

[@cornbreadreturns296]

Outstanding reporting NBC!

[@dirkaminimo4836]

Not to worry, because NATO has mapped where every Russian point of impotance is as well, and actually has the means to react quickly. After seeing Russia on land, I’m not concerned with their action on sea. My time in navy taught this to me!

[@alexuzun6314]

Norway is main benefactor of Russia-Ukraine war, increasing their gas sales manyfold! Sweeden knows who blew Russian pipeline, but will never tell on their lords in Washington!

[@atomicvagrant7686]

Some things to note about Russian submarines- Russian subs are unreliable, dangerous and prone to fire, flooding and radiation exposure. Russian subs rarely travel more than a few hundred miles from their ports for fears of becoming disabled. Russia usually has no more than 0-5 subs at sea and those subs are operating at reduced capacity because of low quality materials, components and poor design. Russian undersea crews are sloppy and poorly trained. All nuclear submarines are enormously expensive to operate, maintain and repair so its not likely much will change with the Russian fleet.

[@user-hv9vn4fi4w]

Really? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 You're out of date!

[@atomicvagrant7686]

@@user-hv9vn4fi4w Really? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 You're out of date!

[@moisturedetectionservices7296]

Your a brainwashed typical CNN watcher.

[@916Pashok]

@@atomicvagrant7686 Source Trust me Bro

[@atomicvagrant7686]

@@916Pashok Source Trust me Bro

[@375GTB]

Looks like we may be taking some of our Stark class Frigates out of mothball fleet. Norfolk Bremerton... I'm sure the Baltic states navies can make good use of them.... Also our Black Sea allies... J.C.

[@Dave-mt4dh]

Norwegian American in Arizona here. Norway rocks! “All for Norway” as well as our Nordic/Baltic/European family. Stop Putin! Stop his aggression!

[@erictaylor5462]

I'd be willing to bet whoever blew up that gas line spelled his words with Cyrillic letters.

[@jaytrumpwins5739]

Oooh AMAZING REPORT THANK YOU NBC NEWS ROCKS

[@tubalcain1039]

This was going on back in the 70s with the Soviets.

[@wsurferdude_ct]

Stoking fear?😢

[@michaelsmith1884]

Great job fantastic reporting and documentary of the history was going on now in the North Sea thank you thank you

[@HenryCalderonJr]

Glad we are on alert! We have to be prepared for anything

[@aest2and114]

Fantastic reporting.

[@bibironibuh3104]

" Someone blew pipeline " ?🤣

[@Richard-od7yd]

I remember many a Midwatch on the helm chasing Ivan in the North Atlantic during the late 70s and my arms are still tired !! BM3

[@alysonturcin-weller7443]

Thank you all for this. May God Protect each of you.

[@Ghanny29]

Stay alert...don't be scared!

[@phil20_20]

The same old Russian fishing trawlers from the cold war. So little has changed.

[@kpadalldotablet1009]

Wow that ship looks like a cruise ship compared the Spruance class destroyers I served on during 1981-82. The Spruance were the newest ships in the US Navy, and they were considered the most crew comfortable. Let's just say there were no couches or places to 'relax. (we had a small gym, but that was it). We worked port and starboard 24-7, which is 6 hours on 6 hours off the entire time we were at sea, no weekends, etc. No one had the energy to 'relax.' lol You were either sleeping or working, period.

[@garystewart3110]

guarantee they didn't give you nice beds. USN doesn't give a crap about your comfort.

[@wildweasel3001]

"No subs captain!", Five UFOs overhead! 😂

[@alexbakker8785]

Nice :)

[@BarefootVlogger]

Just had the honor of vlogging my personal tour of the USS Indiana sub including below deck and got to see the inside of a torpedo tube up close...that's because I actually crawled inside!

[@wildweasel3001]

That's why it's never the right type of wind 🌬️

[@IMGreg..]

That ships walls and floors look like a house!

[@pyrho1]

That Norwegian Navy ship is so much nicer than the American ship I served on. It's amazing.

[@VNExperience]

Can you elaborate please? I'm curious about the differences between the two

[@elvenkind6072]

I thought the American Navy is the strongest and best in the world? The Norwegian Navy have so much more to do, to build up our Navy, to be able to defend the Northern Front of NATO as well as we should do. God bless USA!

[@davidbrassard9125]

Awesome reporting 👏

[@hexahexametermeter]

Bot.

[@davidbrassard9125]

@@hexahexametermeter what didn't you liked?

[@johndoe-cd9vt]

Submarine: "The next best is the russian one" => WRONG... stop thinking only the US and Russia are able to build advanced stuffs like if we were still in WW2 that's ridiculous.

[@juhtuhb1]

Norwegian Navy ships are more luxurious than cruise ships!

[@vivek27789]

🤦🤷😂

[@tigertiger1699]

Why do American media scream what they’re saying.., makes it impossible I’m to watch

[@jampasurprenant1794]

It is an excellent report good to learn how the world responds to how aggressive the Russian is.

[@jampasurprenant1794]

Thank you Norwegian for doing an excellent job, God bless you and all of NATO .

[@elvenkind6072]

@@jampasurprenant1794 Thank you from Norway! God bless the USA, and may we continue to keep up our powerful shield NATO, amen. Have a nice week. 🙂

[@jampasurprenant1794]

Thank you for your latest update on the back sea and God bless all of the NATO counties .

[@jampasurprenant1794]

It doesn't matter at this point , The Russians don't Gain anything but losing a war in Ukraine and losing the west and the European countries, Russians have no friends only China.

[@justinl8478]

The interior looks like it was designed by IKEA, which I actually like l, it has gemütlichkeit

[@shygorilla8082]

Wow the interior of the KV Sortland looks more like an office building not a marine vessel.

[@mccoybyz1099]

Wow very cool too see what's going on in the North Sea and very impressed by the Norwegian govt and the Norwegian Royal Navy! What a great job there doing and they ain't beating around the bush! I'm loving every bit of it!

[@user-su2kj5yr5h]

It's over for the little man

[@tinalacourse164]

There’s possibility ur right

[@phillp7777]

nice job Tom great vid awesome N navy ships 17:00 nice accomad cooool looks like Norwegian cruises ship..so nice all white w wood trim.. no blah greynavy coldsteel. nit even hatches but reg square doorways... sailors so luckky there.

[@OmmerSyssel]

Presented standard on that vessel is pretty much how Scandinavian vessels are equipped, even smaller vessels in private merchant sector are likewise equipped and organised with the crew socialising with the officers. Every sailor has a private cabin with shower ☺️

[@RSJ69]

Great segment!!

[@ritemolawbks8012]

Despite it sounding like an oversimplification of geopolitics and European security, having a US military presence in a country or a NATO defense pact is the best deterrent.

[@user-gz2mw1xo4l]

We all know who blew up the gas line!

[@bertuj]

lol that sailor . " this really is a strange situation , they are looking at us ! " Like yeah you are chasing them in the ocean why would it be strange for them to look at you xD

[@jampasurprenant1794]

Thank you for sharing an awesome report on hunting the Russian submarine in the back sea .

[@chuchodrill]

I actually like Norway, it’s so beautiful and I love the people, I don’t want anything bad happening to you, I’m so sorry for what Is happening rn.😢

[@plsflushpugafteruse8407]

🤣patrol ship held together by glues and duck tapes

[@hmsampsoni.onwuka]

Disc command

[@willmerwin2226]

i don’t want to be a hater but this video would be 100x more watchable if the narrator was talking at a normal pace and volume instead of the action movie trailer voice he had going

[@JohnThreeSixteen918]

Why are American reporters so "dramatic".

[@mirceadragomir5692]

„Someone” blew up the Nord Stream gas pipeline? Come one! 😜

[@RobertJackson437]

" After someone blows up the Nord stream.." 😂😂😂😂

[@sarcasmo57]

Go get em.

[@edl653]

Was that real Wood on the Norwegian war ship? With just a few exceptions, wood is not allowed in the construction or furnishing of USN ship. Or was is just painted/wood looking material?

[@timkincade9763]

I didn't know that , learned something new. What is the reason for no wood ? Is it because of fires on board the ship ?

[@patrickmchenry2217]

I thought mine sweepers were mostly wood? My friend was in Gulf War 1 and was a stinger operator on one. He said it was mostly wood. I was on the Kitty Hawk and Frank Cable once. No wood that could tell.

[@5lanediver]

clearly is wood...

[@stefanjohansson2373]

What? Of course it’s wood! Why isn’t it allowed in the US ships?

[@desertsky]

That's a bit personal don't you think?

[@richardbarton6146]

The Norwegians are the BEST seafarers in the world!

[@Dunken54]

Kind of annoying to watch as the story jumps from one area or topic to the next every minute, going back and forth. A strange way of reporting.

[@azjeep]

The water looks vary dark black is this because of its deep water?

[@dhill4001]

Wow!! They're looking at us. Now THAT'S an act of war......not.

[@mschoolbus]

"omg they are looking at us!"

[@timshaw8187]

And what do they do when they track one, Nothing

[@lostpony4885]

The thing about Norsstream is there is no entity in existence that did not benefit from its destruction. Hard to narrow the suspects when every potential juror has a motive

[@jesseray9944]

are nord friends are doing a very wonderful job keeping there waters and there recources safe but not only that there keeping NATO safe much love from america

[@IDamian1]

@24:06 To display that pea shooter as reflecting N. readiness strikes me as a tad disingenuous.

[@mcarlysle1]

Errr, for a warship I see a lot of flammable stuff like wood floors, etc... Pretty but not very safe for the crew when you consider fire is the most dangerous thing on a ship.

[@scottkean1217]

Is good for training 😁

[@fjdkfdfjdf33]

Got a link to join the Norwegian Navy?

[@SuperHusky83]

There are only a handful of groups in the world that could pull that off.

[@nicolaskrinis7614]

The situation is tense. They are looking at us. The humanity.

[@atlaslesueur171]

ok ok good I thought I was the only one thinking we should keep an eye on you know who