In mid-September, the heads of the Nordic coast guard organisations met in Karlskrona. The Coast Guard led an exchange of experiences on challenges linked to hybrid threats and the so-called shadow fleet.
The Coast Guard's maritime situational pictures are the hub of continuous work to detect threats, cooperate with other authorities and act proactively. But how does the agency tie together information from many sources into an accurate picture of reality?
The current security situation requires a greater presence and operational capability in the maritime environment. During Almedalen Week, the Swedish Coast Guard is holding several timely seminars to highlight developments.
The Swedish Coast Guard continuously improves our crews' ability to understand, identify and counter the effects of GNSS interference at sea. Even in an environment with interference, the Coast Guard must be able to carry out our duties safely.
