In January 2025, Who has announced a new mission 'Baltic Sentry' to protect undersea cables in the Baltic Sea region?
Correct answer: D. NATO
- A. SAARC
- B. BIMSTEC
- C. NASA
- D. NATO
Explanation
NATO launched Baltic Sentry to help protect critical undersea infrastructure, including communication and power cables, in the Baltic Sea. SAARC, BIMSTEC and NASA are not military alliances responsible for this mission.
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