Russia can't match NATO's conventional strength, so it's betting on submarines and nuclear asymmetry, commander says

British forces track a Russian submarine in December. Royal Navy Russia lacks the conventional military strength NATO has, a top Norwegian military official said. The "inherent asymmetry" has pushed Moscow to prioritize more unconventional capabilities. These include a focus on Russia's submarine force and its experimental nuclear weapons. Russia is betting on its submarine force and experimental nuclear weapons to make up for the smaller military force that it fields compared to NATO, a to...