The United States, Canada, and Finland are teaming up to strengthen their icebreaker fleets to enhance their Arctic defenses against growing Russian activity, as announced at a recent NATO summit. This new pact includes sharing knowledge on icebreaker production and training workers across the three countries, while encouraging allies to purchase icebreakers from them. With the U.S. only having two aging icebreakers compared to Russia's 36, this collaboration aims to project power in the Arctic...