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This video reveals the secret U.S. Navy operation that still terrifies Russia – the Cold War mission known as Operation Ivy Bells.

During the 1970s, at the height of the Cold War, the U.S. Navy and NSA launched a highly classified mission to tap a Soviet undersea communication cable in the Sea of Okhotsk. Using a modified submarine and elite divers, this operation – codenamed Ivy Bells – penetrated what the Soviet Union believed were secure “private” waters, attached a covert listening device to a hidden cable, and secretly recorded top‑level Soviet Navy communications for years.

In this documentary, we break down:

Why the Sea of Okhotsk and the Soviet Pacific Fleet were so important
How a U.S. Navy submarine slipped into Soviet‑controlled waters undetected
How divers found and tapped a secret undersea cable without cutting it
What kind of intelligence the NSA gathered from Operation Ivy Bells
How an American spy, Ronald Pelton, betrayed the mission to the KGB
Why this Cold War operation still worries Russian planners in an age of global undersea internet cables
This video is for educational and historical purposes only. We do not promote espionage, hacking, or any illegal activity. Our goal is to explain how secret operations like Operation Ivy Bells shaped the U.S.–Soviet rivalry and why they still matter for modern cyber and undersea warfare.

If you’re interested in the U.S. Navy, Cold War history, Russia, and declassified missions beneath the ocean, make sure to watch until the end, subscribe to the channel, and tell us which operation you want to see next.
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